Tech session jQuery and ASP.NET
This month we organized a bunch of jQuery Tech sessions for our colleagues at the ABC-Groep where we are working for the company Ace, the Microsoft .NET company of the group. After some introduction to...
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Using jQuery in ASP.NET applications – part 3 MVC – creating an API
This post will extend the previous post Using jQuery in ASP.NET applications – part 3 MVC. In the previous post we saw how to create a AJAX call to a specific controller in a MVC application. This will...
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Extending NetBash
NetBash is a small utility u can use in MVC projects created by Luke Lowrey. It’s an alternative for endless administrative pages for every function you need. It’s nested in your view and styled as a...
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Synchronizing recipients with MailChimp lists
MailChimp is an online service for sending professional looking email newsletters. They have a built in template designer but you can simply import your own designs from file or URL. For small...
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Synchronizing recipients with MailChimp lists part II
In the last post (Synchronizing recipients with MailChimp lists) we’ve seen how we can fetch the mists that are configured in MailChimp. In this part we’ll add subscribers to the mist and get the...
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Using MVC frontend pages in Umbraco 4.11.1
Umbraco CMS Umbraco had a rough year, is the least we can say . After working on version 5 from the bottom up for almost 2 years they decided beginning 2012 to stop the version 5 with reason. Although...
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Using MVC backend pages in Umbraco 4.11.1
Umbraco backend In a previous post we saw the use of your own MVC controllers in the Umbraco front end. The Umbraco community has made effort to document these possibilities on our.umbraco.org. The use...
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Securing Backend Pages in MVC for Umbraco 4.11.1
Beginning of the year I posted an article on how you can create backend pages in the open source ASP.NET CMS Umbraco (http://blog.bartdemeyer.be/2013/01/using-mvc-backend-pages-in-umbraco-4-11-1). At...
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