ASP.NET generates a lot of junk that some developers would like to remove from their page. By overriding the Render method and using some regular expressions a developer can completely transform the output from their pages. This post explores some ways you can customize the content you send to the c

Can't use WebControls in ASP.NET MVC anymore? Not quite. This post discusses some options that you have in MVC for creating "WebControls" by using Extension Methods, IDisposable or a "Super Secret" method.

IIS can be a bully to your poor web application and when you're in a hosted environment you have even less control. In this post we discuss how we can keep your website from being recycled and do it without needing external code!

Have you ever created a WebControl in MVC and though “Gee, it sure would be nice if I could add a stylesheet/script to the header of my page.” It’s not as easy as it used to be. This post goes over some code that can help you bridge that gap.

This post continues the WebControls In Mvc series. In this post we finally get some code that can be downloaded and tested. This post explains how to use the MvcWebForms methods to add WebControls to your Mvc Views -- and make them talk to your Controllers!

Are you encrypting your web.config files? It's not that hard to do, but in this post, I share a program I wrote to make it as easy as point and click. Now, you can remotely encrypt and decrypt your web.config files without needing to use a command prompt or look up IIS information!

Large loops in Javascript tend to slow down browsers and cause the user experience to degrade. With the use of enclosures and setTimeout, we can simulate 'threading' and improve the performance of our page. This post explains how to create a simple class to handle 'threading'.

jLinq (LINQ for JSON) is a completely extensible library that allows you to create your own query methods and attach them to the core library. This screencast goes over some of the basics for creating your first extension method.

jLinq is a Javascript query language that makes it easy to work with large arrays of information. Today, jLinq 2.2.0 is released which offers new commands, bug fixes and more!

WebServices make for a convenient way to share functionality across many different applications. MVC makes it easy to call methods by using standard HTTP calls. With a little bit of Reflection, you can map an MVC Controller to a Web Service.

C# offers a few additional keywords to allow you to accept multiple parameters for a method. This post goes over using the 'params' keyword and the evil '__arglist' keyword.

How you can use Enumerated types and the Flag Attribute along with Extension Methods to make your code more compact and easier to understand.

If you've ever worked with collections then you may have run across yield return, but unless you mess around with it, you may never know that it is really a very unique way to work with your collections. This post discusses using yield return in your programs.

Loops are a standard item in any programmer's toolbox. But as often as they make their way into our code, you have to wonder why you don't see more improvements to using them. This post discusses some ideas to improve your loops by using Extension Methods.