I should just ignore people sometimes, but today I couldn’t help it. I read this post which claims to compare PHP to ASP.NET. I don’t really care if someone likes one more than the other, but really this post didn’t back up any claims and was full of »
This is the fourth and final article in a four part series on building a using the ASP.NET platform. Make sure to check out , and part 3 Source Code Implementing a Single Signon Provider This is all a rehash since I’ve covered each point in detail »
This is the first in a 4 part series on building a single sign on provider using the ASP.NET platform (ASP.NET and WCF). Originally, I wrote the article as a single post but it was pretty long, even for me. Part 1 addresses the problem in general and »
The MVC / WebForms Debate Yesterday I wrote about the stored procedure/dynamic sql debate - I must be feeling a bit argumentative lately, because today I was reading post on WebForms versus MVC “The best advice I’ve seen so far is that WebForms is »
If you are running on Vista x64 System.BadImageFormatException By default IIS 7 won’t load x86 (32 bit) assemblies, make sure you set your application pool’s “Enable 32-Bit Applications” setting to “True”. Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager »
As a general rule I prefer to avoid referencing System.Web in my library classes. But if it can’t be avoided it’s still a good idea to avoid the use of HttpContext.Current. It must be nice to live in a perfect world you say? Yes, there are times that »