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Enabling Tincr on Windows 8
Some time ago I posted a blog post on Tincr and live reloading of CSS/JavaScript in Google Chrome. This works really well with one exception, on Windows 8 it will not install. When you try Chrome shows the following error message: This application is...

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Tincr and live reloading of CSS/JavaScript in Google Chrome
The standard workflow with web development is run the web application, make some changes to your CSS in Visual Studio, flip back to the browser and reload the page to see the effect. While this works relatively well it can be somewhat slow at times.  ...

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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

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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...

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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...

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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...

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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...

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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...

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Controlling when the value is updated with Knockout.js
In the previous blog post about Knockout.js I showed why and how to get started with Knockout.js. And I explained that the reason I really like Knockout.js is that it is a very familiar way of working with its MVVM style. I created a small demo where...

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HTML5, Google Chrome Frame and older browsers
Consider the following problem: You might be tempted to start working with HTML5 features in your web applications but you have to support older bowsers.   So for many HTML5 features there are polyfills available that will let you make older browsers...

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HTML5 and Cross-Origin Resource Sharing call
Services are becoming more important with richer HTML5 style applications. But by default the browser will let you call into a service on the originating domain but not another one. And that means you have to include all your services one the same domain...

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Using HTML5 WebSockets
In previous blog posts I wrote about using Server-Sent Events so send data from the server to the browser. This works but has the drawback that it is a one way messaging from the server to the browser. There is nothing preventing you from doing ajax style...

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Customizing the HTML5 checks Modernizr does
In the previous blog post I demonstrated how to use Modernizr to test for the availability of HTML 5 features. Doing so was quite easy but as every test is always performed to add CSS classes to the <html> element there is a bit of overhead in using...

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HTML5 feature detection aka Modernizr
Yesterday I blogged about using the new Server-Sent Events or the EventSource object to send messages from the server to the client. But what happens if I try to do this in a browser that doesn’t support Server-Sent Events? If I run the code from...

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HTML5 - Server-Sent Events
There are a lot of cool new features and one of these is Server-Sent Events . According to CanIUse.com Server-Sent Events are usable on almost half of the modern browsers. And as is often the case Internet Explorer is the big missing piece again. But...

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Building rich HTML5 clients using REST services recording
For those who missed the online event about building JavaScript and HTML5 client for a REST service build using the new WCF Web API the recordings are up. You can download the hi res recording here or download one of the other formats from the main page...

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HTML5 slides and demo code
Below is are the links to the slides and demo code from my HTML 5 presentation I did yesterday evening at the DotNed user group meeting hosted by 4DotNet in Meppel. Slides (Dutch language) Code   The slides are also on SlideShare here .   HTML5...

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Building rich HTML5 clients using REST services
You can download the slide from my session on Building rich HTM 5 clients using REST services here and the sample application using the WCF Web API here . The slides are also available on SlideShare . Building rich HTML 5 clients using REST services View...

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