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In my previous post, I demonstrated creating a class to serialize the data returned from the Lipsum.com JSON feed. I wasn't happy with the final result as it used JavaScript formatting for the property names (camel cased). I prefer Pascal casing on my object properties in C#, so I…
I will be speaking at the 2015 Atlanta Code Camp on Saturday, October 24th. Developing Apps for the Pebble Smartwatch using Windows Azure You can get more information about the code camp and register on the Code Camp Website. It’s been awhile since I’ve been involved in the…
I had the need today to set a string value based on the value of an enum. Rather than creating the following code: Edit: I added a generic method that works on all enums string myString = null; switch(myEnum) { case myEnum.Value1: myString = "value 1"; break; case myEnum.Value2: myString…
This morning, when I went to upgrade the Identity system in my MVC application from NuGet, I ran into issues. When I ran the application that attempted to access roles, I got an error that the model backing the dbContext had changed and that I needed to run a code…
I was working on maintaining a site that used a GridView within an UpdatePanel and had difficulties with the DataBind() call. I added a delete button (using a CommandField) to the grid and wired up the command logic to delete from a generic list that I was keeping up with.…
Update: Added reference links at bottom of entry. I was working with some code today and needed to see if a list of custom DTOs contained an object based on a string value I had. Here is my solution. Some background… Our Architecture uses a base abstract class called DtoBase:…
Update: It seems I could have simply used StringSplitOptions.RemoveEmptyEntries: userFunctions.AccessoryGroups = reader["AccessoryGroups"].ToString().Trim().Split(new[] { "|" }, StringSplitOptions.RemoveEmptyEntries).ToList(); to reduce it to a single line of code. I was writing some code the other day and I had the feeling that there was an easier way to…
When trying to debug my web service today after upgrading the project to .NET 4, I was told by Visual Studio that it could not debug and to try running the project outside the browser. When I did, I received a 503 Error, Service Unavailable. I check the Event Log…