Maintaining the state of a large page can be quite a challenge. Let’s say you were asked to implement a page with four tabs, each with two GridViews. Each Gridview would be editable and you would have one save button which would execute all database actions.
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Puppeteer Sharp Monthly Report - March 2018
Puppeteer Sharp v0.1 released!
I’m super excited to announce that the first usable version of Puppeteer Sharp is ready to download from Nuget. The first milestone on the roadmap is completed.
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Implementing a BasePage in your ASP.NET Webforms Project
I started to prepare two posts, one about Page Sessions and the other one about reducing QueryString, ViewState and Session boilerplate. But I realized that both solutions were implemented on a BasePage. So I felt that I first needed to write about the importance of implementing a BasePage in a...
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How to start an OSS project
An OSS project is very different from a project you work on in your daily job. At first, It’s like being in a fairy tale but, without discipline, your dream project can quickly become [insert a boring movie reference here].
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How to work with stored procedures and not die trying
What’s wrong with databases? I won’t try to sell you the idea that stored procedures are the best and that everybody needs to throw away all their ORM code and move to the database world. I believe that every team has to choose the best tool that not only helps...
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