Archive for March, 2008

OOP is not the main problem w/ ASP.NET

Over at Jeff’s Junk, Jeff discusses what he feels is the main problem people have with ASP.NET.  That is, they don’t understand object oriented programming.

Jeff, you’ve got half the problem.

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Did ASP.NET 2.0 SP1 Break Your Postbacks?

Are you using a whitespace filter maybe?

Several of the sites I work on have a white space filter implemented in them to remove white space in the html.  We do this for two reasons.  First, it makes the page smaller.  But, more importantly, it takes gaps out of images.  In some cases, we found using the white space filter was the only way to remove the gaps.  We also use it as a way of injecting code on the way back to the client… think of it as a global databinding technique.

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Dave’s Top Programming Resources

This isn’t going to be a top ten list.  I don’t think I have ten programming resources that I use on a regular basis.  Instead let’s just call this Dave’s Top Programming Resources that Dave can’t live without now that they are on his hard drive.

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Highlite NoFollow in Internet Explorer

I don’t know why none of the toolbars that are available for Internet Explorer support this yet because it pretty stinkin’ easy to implement.  But, here you go…

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Is your logo sending your visitor away?

I’ve been working on a site for a new client.  I got most of the design done yesterday using DotNetNuke and a skin I purchased and it looks pretty nice, except for one small little thing…

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