Have you ever wanted a function to convert HTML to PDF? It is really easy. A good use of this is when you have a resume on your website and you want to create a download of it as a…
Category: C#
The Story of C# Meeting AngularJS
Most of you already know that I still like my WebForms. People have argued that using AngularJS with WebForms is pointless, but I say NA! It makes the user experience a little bit smoother. In this blog I will show…
Starting a WebForm Project
I started working in the DotNet while it was in the Beta stage. Ewe Beta! Since then I discovered there is more than one way to tackle a start of a project and I have perfected it for my purpose.…
Posted in Better Coding, C#, C-Sharp, Developement, DotNet, Web Tagged with: c#, HTML, LdnDeveloper, Web, Web Design
Auto-Link Using Regular Expressions
I was recently asked if I could automatically turn website text (ex: www.google.com ) into HTML hyperlinks. My first thought was ah CRAP! I also wondered why they could not use the link tool in the editor, but they asked…
Posted in C#, C-Sharp, Developement, How To, Web Tagged with: c#, DotNet, RegEx, Regular Expressions, Web
Building a C-Sharp Class
I have created this example of a C# class to demonstrate one way of creating a basic class cbject representing one employee. This class could be used as a starting point for just about any object. Take note that there…
What Languages do I Use
I was recently asked what I use to develop software and websites. I mostly use DotNet Technologies as it is often interchangeable between websites, web applications and desktop applications. I can often use the same data access classes and business…
Shortcut To Creating Properties in C-Sharp – Revisited
Based on my earlier an post, a I had a question about my technique and if there was a benefit, or could you use MethodBase.GetCurrentMethod().Name. Truthfully I did not know the answer until I tried it. I found this new…
Shortcut To Creating Properties in C-Sharp
I was looking for an easy and consistent way of creating properties for classes. I sometimes find that it can be a long drawn out process creating 5 to 100 properties for database classes. Here is a quick example of…
Why use LINQ
I was asked “Why I never used LINQ?” I guess the real answer was, I never thought about it. I really had no good reason for not using LINQ other it was new and unfamiliar. When I finally used LINQ;…
Caching Locally
One of the applications I have been working recently is a windows based application. Most things that the user keys into the system results in a database hit validation. To cut back on this I have implemented classes that assist…
