In our previous post (View Help with in Same Code Window – Peek Help), we have seen one excellent productive feature of Visual Studio 2013 power tool . Here is one more! “Viewing Error in Solution Explorer”. This enables you to visualizes the error indication in the solution explorer directly in a cascading way. You can see this effects as
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While working with ASP.NET web application you must be familiar with one of most important state management technique “Session”. If you want to do a quick refresh or want to know some thing more, please go ahead and read one of my article “Exploring Session in ASP.NET” published at Code Project. In this post I am going to share some
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The “Browser Link” feature of Visual Studio 2013 allows you to refresh the running web application in all the opened browser. If you enable this features, Visual Studio creates a channel between the IDE and all the open browser to interact between each other. By this, sending a “Refresh” command from the Visual Studio IDE, can refresh the browsers which
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If you are building an “App for Office” using Visual Studio, you may encounter difficulties to inspect the html while the app is hosted on the Office clients. This make things complex to debug the app, applying/ changing CSS or even changing/inspecting the HTML elements. While dealing with such web application related issue, we always looks for a code inspector like “Developer Toolbar” that’s makes
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Visual Studio 2013 introduced “Simplified New Project Dialog” control that makes easier to select a project type like ASP.NET MVC, Web Forms, Web API, Single Page Application (SPA) etc. The new project selection allows you to select a project type with combination of ASP.NET MVC and Web Forms or even of some other types. Recent update of Visual Studio 2013,
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Here is the monthly updates from March 2014. We have published overall 5 tips including Windows Phone 8, Internet Explorer 11 and SignalR
If you want to provide multilingual support to your Windows Phone application, you must need to localize your apps, with respect to text along with other cultural entities. While building Windows Phone 8 application, it is quite easier to enable and implement the localization. In an other way, you can say, the default template describe how to use the localization for
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I have received this question from my previous post ( Identifying the SignalR Transport Medium) , where I have explained how we can check out the different transport medium in different browser versions. In the example I used Internet Explorer 11, and used the browser compatibility mode to show the same for lower version of browser such as IE 10,
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ASP.NET SignalR simplifies the process of implementation of real-time applications. Though it started with ASP.NET web application, it can be consumed by other .NET Client Application , Windows Phone or even Windows 8 application. One of the key components of SignalR is Transport Medium, by which it communicate. Websocket is the first preference! When there is an availability of WebSocket,
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Default templates for Windows Phone application comes with few basic set of resource elements that defines the controls color, size, background etc. To examine it more closely; you may noticed the MainPage.Xaml created with the default template has three page level styles defined as static resources.
To build a fast and responsive web application we minified the JavaScript files. In other cases, such as JavaScript plugins, jQuery framework or even on demand code library are minified to be used directly. While this is good for performance, one of the challenges of working with the minified version of file is, it becomes really hard to read and debug. Because they are not
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