.NET Core 1.0 Release Candidate

On March 7, 2016, Microsoft announced the Release Candidate (RC) of .NET Core 1.0, bringing developers closer to a cross-platform framework for modern applications.

Let your code speak for itself

We all know how important it is to comment your code. But we also know, how lazy we are.

Scheduled Job in EPiServer CMS 6 R2

Last week I had to create a new Scheduled Job for managing some aspects of archiving older news.

Internet Explorer AJAX cache bug

We are on the edge of Internet Explorer 11, but there are still some organizations who still insists on using Internet Explorer 8. And it is us web developers who really suffers, because they don't upgrade to a newer browser.

MVC 4: Bundling

Been experimenting with the new MVC 4 for ASP.net. One of the concepts I was having problems with was bundling JavaScript and CSS.

9 jQuery Mistakes

Everyone makes mistakes, even the ones who think they cannot. But some of the mistakes can be prevented with a little before thought.

Learning HTML and CSS

HTML and CSS is not just for web designers. As a web developer you need to able to get your hands dirty with things like HTML and CSS.

Scrum: What, Why?

Just read this amazing article on Nettuts+, about SCRUM. For a time I have been writing something similar, and when I was it on Nettuts+, just thought why not just post a link, as this one is much better than mine will ever be!

PHP to ASP.NET [CSharp]

After working with C# all summer, I have been having thoughts about moving from PHP to ASP.NET (mainly C#).

CSharp vs Java

In a sense Java and C# are quite similar, but when you get a bit under the tip you will notice some of the difference between both languages. For some reason C# felt a bit more easier the Java to me, and a bit (a lot) more powerful.

Unique ID

There are times when you need some sort of unique identifier for some reason, and it can be hard to find a system that will have a very low collision risk.