Share Tweet IIS 7 has a lot of changes regarding the configuration model. Using the Integrated Configuration System in IIS 7 you can set configuration of your server on different levels, compared to IIS 6, where the ASP.NET developer were …

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Share Tweet Making your application send e-mails, is something you do almost in every application. It's easy - all you need is an SMTP server to relay your mail through. Sending e-mail messages to several recipients at once can also …

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Share Tweet Recently at work we had some serious production environment issues. Our web application basically made the IIS application pool terminate unexpectedly. And we didn't get a single stack trace or a line of code. The only thing that …

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Share Tweet As anyone must know by now, Silverlight is Microsoft's cross-browser, cross-platform RIA (Rich Internet Application) technology - like Adobe's Flash. With Silverlight, they say the sky is the limit, and it's only up to yourself what to invent. Silverlight …

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Share Tweet If you're debugging ASP.NET apps, it can sometimes be an advantage to be able to see the actual requests, and analyze file sizes, run-time rendered code and being able to 'fiddle' with the code on run-time. Well. Fiddler2 …

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Share Tweet If you have a monster of an ASP.NET app, and your user come from different places in the world, they are most likely to have different locales as well. I'm danish, and we have three special characters in …

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