Monthly Archives: April 2012
Awarded INETA Community Champion Award Q1 2012
So on Saturday I received a package from INETA. Inside of it was a very nice letter from Chris Woodruff.
Repository goodness with TFS + git-tfs
Quick disclaimer: This article in no way gives negative ill will towards TFS, anyone that knows me personally knows that for an ALM I truly love TFS and would not give up on it for anything. So the situation I … Continue reading
Chlodny series Day 11: Web Api Delete
[Updated for Web Api RC] In sessions 8-10 we added some get functionality along with paging and selection support to our grid. Now what if we want to prune out customer database and remove one of those customers.
Chlodny series Day 10: Clear selection
In session 9 we added paging and the selection events. If you selected one or more rows from the top grid it would populate the bottom grid. What if you want to remove everything from the selection grid
Released Entity Framework Power Tools Beta 2
A few weeks ago I demo’d how to reverse engineer an existing database using the Entity Framework Power tools Beta 1. A few days ago (9th of April) the EF team released an update to that tool setup with some … Continue reading
Chlodny series Day 9: Grid View enhance paging and selecting
In the last session we utilized AJAX and called into our Web API to get a list of all the customers in the Chinook database. We then took those results and bound them to a data grid so that an … Continue reading
Chlodny series Day 8: Display Web API GET in Grid View
For this session we are going to setup the JavaScript and HTML files to send a GET request to Web API and get a list of all the customers in the Chinook database, then we will display those in a … Continue reading
Chlodny series Day 7: Setup Client–CSS/jQuery UI Grid View
Now that our database, Entity Framework, and Web Api are all setup lets give it a gui to play with. At a later data we will go over cross domain utilizing JSON with Passing or JSONP and Cross-Origin Resource Sharing … Continue reading
Chlodny series Day 6: ASP.NET Web API Get configuration
ASP.NET Web API exposes data through a controller called an API controller. This controller can be added to an existing controller. To add a new controller: Right-click the controllers folder in the ChlodnyWebApi project and select Add –> Controller. In … Continue reading
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