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jQuery UI and Windows 8 and Internet Explorer 10 touch screens

I recently did a blog post describing how to enable the jQuery UI drag effects. In this post I showed how to get the draggable effect to work on an iPad. While that works just fine it isn’t the end of the story. Microsoft has shipped Windows 8 and Internet Explorer 10 and the jQuery UI draggable effect...

Posted to The Problem Solver by Maurice on Wed, Oct 24 2012
Filed under: Filed under: HTML5, jQuery, Windows8
HTML5 Slides and Samples

The slides and samples from the HTML5 talk I did yesterday at the DevelopMentor office in London. HTML5 from Maurice Beijer Enjoy!

Posted to The Problem Solver by Maurice on Thu, Oct 18 2012
Filed under: Filed under: Futures, HTML5, Modernizr, WebSockets, WebWorkers, Video, IE
jQuery UI and touch screens

I really like using jQuery UI in my web applications. But even though jQuery UI is very well tested there are some potential issues to keep in mind. One of those is using the jQuery UI controls on touch devices like the iPad . With these touch enabled devices becoming more and more popular support is...

Posted to The Problem Solver by Maurice on Mon, Sep 17 2012
Filed under: Filed under: HTML5, jQuery
DotNed podcast: Erik van Appeldoorn over mobile development met ASP.NET MVC 4

In deze podcast spreekt Maurice de Beijer met Erik van Appeldoorn over het maken van mobiele websites met ASP.NET MVC. Door de opkomst van smartphones, tablets en andere mobile devices is het van essentieel belang dat je website er ook op deze apparaten goed uit ziet en tevens handig en intuïtief functioneert...

Posted to The Problem Solver by Maurice on Fri, Aug 17 2012
Filed under: Filed under: Podcast, DotNed, HTML5, ASP.NET MVC
Using SignalR for real time data updates

In a previous post I showed how easy it is to create a simple chat application using SignalR . And chatting on the internet might be popular but as it turns out there are rather a lot of applications that need to do more than just chat. As it is there are a lot more CRUD style applications, where users...

Posted to The Problem Solver by Maurice on Wed, Jul 25 2012
Filed under: Filed under: REST, HTML5, ASP.NET MVC, SignalR
Using CDN’s to speed up your websites

One of the easy ways of speeding up a web application is by using a CDN or content delivery network. The main purpose of a CDN is serving up resources that are not specific to you site. The quintessential example of using a CDN is jQuery. There are many websites using jQuery, according to some statistics...

Posted to The Problem Solver by Maurice on Fri, Jul 20 2012
Filed under: Filed under: HTML5, jQuery, CDN
Using SignalR for real time communication on the web

In a previous blog post I mentioned how exited I was about WebSockets and the future with real time duplex communication over the Internet. Unfortunately the current support for WebSockets, both on the client and on the server, is still somewhat limited making this a thing of the future. Does that mean...

Posted to The Problem Solver by Maurice on Mon, Jul 9 2012
Filed under: Filed under: .NET, WP7, HTML5, WebSockets, SignalR
HTML5 WebSockets

One of the most exiting new things in HTML5 is the ability to start pushing data from the server to the client. Traditionally web applications have depended on clients requesting data from the server. And this is fine in most applications. However there are lots of cases when you might want to push events...

Posted to The Problem Solver by Maurice on Thu, Jul 5 2012
Filed under: Filed under: WCF, HTML5, WebSockets, SignalR
HTML5 Background tasks using Web Workers

One of the problems with running JavaScript in the browser is that everything usually executes on the same thread as the UI. With most scripts this is fine because they are short executing however if you start doing more complex calculations you might run into the vase where the UI becomes non responsive...

Posted to The Problem Solver by Maurice on Wed, May 2 2012
Filed under: Filed under: HTML5, WebWorkers
HTML5 and Device API’s

Last week the question of HTML5 and sensors came up. This wasn’t really strange as we where talking about the HTML5 GeoLocation features and using the, optional, GPS is just one device or sensor you might want to use. It turns out the W3C has a Device APIs Working Group working on this problem. They...

Posted to The Problem Solver by Maurice on Mon, Apr 16 2012
Filed under: Filed under: Futures, HTML5
The browser landscape is changing

I hadn’t really been paying attention to the popularity of browsers a whole lot for the last few months until this week as I was teaching HTML5 and the usage stats influence what is usable and what not. Sure I heard some time ago that Chrome was larger then IE but as most of these statistics are more...

Posted to The Problem Solver by Maurice on Fri, Apr 13 2012
Filed under: Filed under: HTML5, IE
Using jQuery from an HTML5 Web Worker

jQuery is one of the most useful frameworks out there for web development. And while most of jQuery is very much about working with the browser DOM there is also another side to it that makes doing networking real easy and that is all based around the $.ajax() and related, like the $.getJSON() , functions...

Posted to The Problem Solver by Maurice on Tue, Apr 10 2012
Filed under: Filed under: HTML5, WebWorkers, jQuery
Demos and slides from my HTML5 and REST presentation in Belgium last week

HTML5 & rest services View more PowerPoint from Maurice Beijer You can download the ASP.NET WebAPI demo here and the SignalR demo here . Enjoy! TheProblemSolver DotNetEvents

Posted to The Problem Solver by Maurice on Tue, Apr 3 2012
Filed under: Filed under: ASP.NET, REST, HTML5, WebAPI, SignalR
DotNed podcast: Jeff Prosise about the future with Silverlight, HTML5/JavaScript and Windows 8

In this podcast Dennis Vroegop speaks with Jeff Prosise about the future of software development for the .NET developer. Links: Blog: http://www.wintellect.com/cs/blogs/jprosise/ TechDays presentation : http://www.techdays.nl/SprekerDetail.aspx?cid=2136 Thanks to out sponsor RedGate . http://dotned...

Posted to The Problem Solver by Maurice on Fri, Mar 23 2012
Filed under: Filed under: .NET, Silverlight, ASP.NET, Futures, DotNed, HTML5
Query composition with the ASP.NET Web API

Having the ASP.NET Web API as a REST service returning data is kind of nice but to be efficient on the wire we don’t want to return more data that required only to discard it in the client. As we have seen in a previous post just returning a collection data was real easy. As it turns out...

Posted to The Problem Solver by Maurice on Wed, Mar 21 2012
Filed under: Filed under: .NET, REST, HTML5, WebAPI, ASP.NET MVC
Client side support with the ASP.NET Web API

With REST there is not a lot required on the client as far as sending requests goes. As long as you can send HTTP GET requests you are good to go and there are very few programming stacks that don’t allow for some form of doing that. Of course just doing an HTTP GET is going to give you some data back...

Posted to The Problem Solver by Maurice on Tue, Mar 13 2012
Filed under: Filed under: ASP.NET, NuGet, REST, HTML5, WebAPI
Updating data with the ASP.NET Web API

In the previous blog post I demonstrated how to get started with the ASP.NET Web API and retrieve some products data from the Northwind database. Something that was really easy to do But quite often we want to update data just as much as we want to retrieve it. A quick recap of REST and...

Posted to The Problem Solver by Maurice on Mon, Mar 12 2012
Filed under: Filed under: .NET, ASP.NET, REST, HTML5, WebAPI
Getting started with the ASP.NET Web API

Some time ago I did a number of blog posts about the beta versions of the WCF Web API . As it turns out the WCF Web API team has moved into the ASP.NET team, a good thing as far as I am concerned, and as a result it is now called ASP.NET Web API . Now this is much more that just a name change. For starters...

Posted to The Problem Solver by Maurice on Fri, Mar 9 2012
Filed under: Filed under: .NET, WCF, ASP.NET, REST, HTML5, WebAPI
Enter the next level of HTML5

The game is on. The competition is open. It's time for FrameRate Fest 2012 . Internet Explorer 9 challenges you to play yourself to the front line of HTML5. In this creative competition it's all about building an awesome HTML5 frame. In this year's edition there is an extra challenge...

Posted to The Problem Solver by Maurice on Mon, Feb 27 2012
Filed under: Filed under: HTML5
DotNed podcast: Client web ontwikkelingen met Steve Sanderson

In deze, tijdens de TechDays opgenomen, podcast spreekt Maurice de Beijer met Steve Sanderson over de toekomst van web development met de moderne browsers. Ze spreken ondermeer over Knockout.js, een JavaScript library die MVVM stijl databinding mogelijk maakt binnen HTML/JavaScript applicaties. Je kan...

Posted to The Problem Solver by Maurice on Tue, Feb 21 2012
Filed under: Filed under: .NET, ASP.NET, jQTouch, Podcast, DotNed, HTML5, Knockout

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