While there are a number of charting options out there that utilize jQuery or other technologies, I’m currently looking into look at those offered from two companies: Highcharts and Telerik – including extensions and open source projects available to complement them and ease usage in ASP.NET MVC. I figured I’d share my research so far…
Highcharts
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Best Charting Library for .NET MVC 3
Posted: 12th March 2012 by marc in ProgrammingTags: .net, .net charting, asp.net mvc, charting, highcharts, jquery, mvc3, telerik
JavaScript / jQuery Clipboard and Flash Detection Plugins
Posted: 15th July 2011 by marc in ProgrammingTags: flash, flash detection, javascript, jquery
Listed below are some of my recent findings for the best JavaScript Clipboard and Flash Detection scripts for web developers.
Clipboard Plugins
Developers can provide end-users the ability to copy text to their clipboard (eg. mimic Ctrl+C action).
ZeroClipboard This is the most active clipboard project available. Most robust, lots of options and active [...]
Customized ShareThis Button using jQuery and the ShareThis API
Posted: 8th July 2011 by marc in ProgrammingTags: javascript, jquery, sharethis, sharethis api
Using ShareThis and want to have a customized version of multiple share buttons on one page? The ShareThis API developer docs section would have you include a hefty piece of JavaScript wherever you wanted the ShareThis object to occur. That is not only messy, but not very practical. I was shocked I couldn’t find anyone [...]
Best Tag Editor jQuery Plugin
Posted: 17th June 2011 by marc in ProgrammingTags: javascript, jquery, plugin, tag editor, tagging
I searched around "Googled around" for a nice jQuery Tag editor, and it took me going through quite a few plugins before I found one that had everything I wanted… which included Autocomplete functionality using jQuery UI core. It looks nice, uses built-in Autocomplete, and has all the tag editor features. I must note that [...]
Upgrade from ASP.NET MVC 1 to MVC 3
Posted: 31st March 2011 by marc in ProgrammingTags: asp.net mvc, jquery, mvc, mvc2, mvc3, tips
I came across the need to upgrade from MVC 1 to MVC 3, skipping MVC 2 altogether. Currently, it doesn’t seem like there are any formal directions coming from Microsoft. However, I found instructions mentioned in this StackOverflow question.
It appears, as of now, there is a two step process to migrate from MVC 1 to [...]