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Fluqi Makes JQuery Simpler

Topics
jQuery,
ASP.NET WebForms,
ASP.NET MVC,
Javascript,
Web Development,
Dynamic Languages,
ASP.NET,
.NET Framework,
Languages,
.NET,
Open Source,
Programming,
Fluqi

Fluqi provides a generic Widget builder for JQuery that allows you to visually create and customize JQuery UI widgets and then use the generated markup and JavaScript in your own application. It also provides a .NET API, in form of a fluent interface to use and configure JQuery UI controls in your server side code.

Partial Caching and ASP.NET

Topics
ASP.NET MVC,
ASP.NET WebForms,
Web Frameworks,
ASP.NET,
.NET,
WOA,
Performance & Scalability,
Programming,
Architecture

When it comes to performance developers often need to turn to partial page caching. This report looks at the current state of caching in ASP.NET and introduces a new project for MVC 3 called MvcDonutCaching.

Update to .NET Framework 4

Topics
HTML5,
VB 10,
ASP.NET WebForms,
Visual Basic.NET,
Rich Internet Apps,
HTML,
Web Development,
ASP.NET,
Markup Languages,
.NET Framework,
.NET Languages,
Visual Studio,
Languages,
Microsoft,
.NET,
IDE,
Programming,
Companies,
Visual Studio 2010

A General Distribution Release of .NET 4 was published on the 11th of June. This includes numerous fixes and features, many of which were previously published as individual hot fixes. There are also updates to the HTML 5 and portable library support. For your convenience we have sorted the fix list by technology. For the complete list, including file versions, see KB 2468871.

Asynchronous Patterns in ASP.NET Web Forms vNext

Topics
ASP.NET WebForms,
Web Frameworks,
ASP.NET,
.NET,
WOA,
Programming,
Performance & Scalability,
Architecture

Asynchronous programming is all the range these days and for good reason, when properly used it can significantly improve the throughput of I/O bound applications. And while some may think this of the realm of new and esoteric languages, even Web Forms is getting in on the game.

Model Binders in Web Forms vNext

Topics
ASP.NET WebForms,
Web Frameworks,
ASP.NET,
WOA,
.NET,
Programming,
Architecture

Despite claims of its death, ASP.NET Web Forms is still a very popular framework and Microsoft is continuing to invest heavily in it. Web Forms vNext offers significant improvements in several areas including strongly typed, two-way data binding.