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…
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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
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ASP.NET MVC 3 Routes – Allow Arbitrary Number of Slashes With Catch All
Posted: 14th April 2011 by marc in ProgrammingTags: asp.net mvc, csharp, mvc3, redirect, routing
I recently had issues where Google was seeing misspellings of a domain names as different websites themselves, and possibly as duplicate content. The domains were bound to the same web application in IIS and I wanted to fix this without editing the source of the web application itself.
I had a few options, one of which [...]
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 [...]
Using ASP.NET MVC Views to Send Email via Amazon Simple Email Service using Postal
Posted: 17th February 2011 by marc in ProgrammingTags: .net, amazon, amazon ses, asp.net mvc, csharp, mvc3, postal, simple email service, views
At the MvcConf 2 Andrew Davey (@andrewdavey) presented a neat emailing utility for ASP.NET MVC 3 called Postal that allows for using View Engines to ease the creation of email templates, and also takes care of sending the emails out. During the session someone raised the question about sending through third-party services, namely Amazon Simple [...]
Razor is Sharp, C? NuGet it? Notes from MvcConf 2 and Pluralsights Videos
Posted: 10th February 2011 by marc in ProgrammingTags: mvc3, mvcconf, razor, tutorials, videos
Transitioning to MVC3 has been a great experience so far. Changing from <%= to @ has been a dream come true. It might not seem like it since its only a couple characters, but seriously, it works much better, and I can already see the cut down in coding time.
My brain hurts from watching [...]