I am building a single page application (SPA) using Durandal JS (with ServiceStack powered API layer). In one of the sections I wanted to have DISQUS discussion integrated. This blog post outlines problems I faced and solution to the problem I found. In a normal web site, integration of DISQUS to your pages is easy, you sign up for DISQUS, get the JavaScript Universal Code for web sites, add it where you want your discussion …
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Bundle your resources to speed up your ASP.Net website
I am not going to write a big blog post on this here, because there is already quite a bit of good articles out there on this topic. Why I am writing is this to share a very good article on this topic for anyone who wants to learn about Bundling and Minnification features that are available with ASP.Net 4.5. It is written by Rick Anderson and you can read full article from here.
How to call ServiceStack API end point from JavaScript
Why this is important? You might ask? Yes, it is straight forward and we all have done this several times. But why I thought of writing about this is because I wasted couple of hours because of a silly oversight. In the title I said API based on ServiceStack, this is nothing different from any other RESTful endpoint, ex: WebAPI. So in my service takes an input like this: and service implementation goes something like …
Grab ReSharper 7 discount NOW!
I just noticed that there is a “Back to School” discount on new version of ReSharper. If you are a C# developer, this is the time for upgrading your personal license. If you do not have a license yet, its great time to get a personal license. Your life is so much better if you use ReSharper ! More details on this offer. Cheers!
With MVC 3, <text></text> is a useful way to mix your Razor and JavaScript syntax.
jQuery Info Resource
I ran into this page, where you can test your jQuery selectors, thought of sharing with y’all. http://codylindley.com/jqueryselectors/ And while we are talking about jQuery selectors, remember that not all selectors are made equal, some perform real good and some really slow! Here is some links to good articles on selector performance, http://seesparkbox.com/foundry/jquery_selector_performance_testing http://encosia.com/11-keystrokes-that-made-my-jquery-selector-run-10x-faster/ http://java.sys-con.com/node/1179088 http://www.slideshare.net/paul.irish/perfcompression Cheers! Binu
A broad look at Web Application Performance
So does your web application perform well? Is it responsive enough so that it increases the web user experience? It is a fact that user can relate only to what they see and what they click, that is the user interface (UI) and the experience with it (UX) largely depends on the performance of the overall application. But what is the complaint that we usually hear, “this page is slow”, “this grid takes for ever …
Learning JavaScript again!
Its time to learn JavaScript again folks. If you are a web developer like me there is no escape, you were using it in the past, you are using it more today and chances are that you will be using it a lot tomorrow. Web is getting highly interactive, and everyone is focusing on delivering web based systems that are close to behaviour as desktop applications. I think it makes perfect sense, there were times …
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