Recently I’ve been working on a small utility to help scratch a particular itch I had with managing the placement of windows on my screens. More specifically, I found that I would arrange everything how I wanted it in order to be the most productive, and would then have to keep redoing that every time I switched out of that context to check on something else. Enter WindowHerder – my solution to the problem.
I recently discovered that despite the fact that I’d been using the TempData dictionary in my applications, I didn’t really have a full grasp on what it was doing behind the scenes. Of course this meant learning the lesson the…
READ MOREOne of the new features introduced in C# 4.0 is the dynamic keyword. So far I haven’t had much use for it, but lately I’ve discovered that it can be very useful when designing ASP.NET MVC views. It…
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