Cruising .NET seas
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| Blog Name: | Cruising .NET seas |
| Url: | http://www.msnetprogrammer.net/blog |
| Language: | unknown |
| Topics: | asp.net, mvc, programming |
| Description: | |
| Popularity: | 6 Followers |
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Why Controllers should have a default constructor?
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I am still in the journey of exploring MVC source code. Yesterday, I wrote about controllers and why they need “Controller” suffix. Today, I will try to find out in the cod...more |
Why Controllers should have a “Controller” Suffix?
| If you are programming with ASP.NET MVC, you know that the controller’s should have a suffix of “Controller” such as “HomeController”. You may also know that this is how DefaultControl...more |
Sql injection & Sanitizing Database & Triggers
| In one of the web applications we have at my work, there is a sql injection problem. Unfortunately the web application is very old, programmed with classic asp, the company does ...more |
Web Accessibility 103 – Forms
| When a user using screen reader, visits a page that has forms, the screen reader enters into this special mode called “Forms Mode”. The screen reader tries to match the form el...more |
Web Accessibility 102 – Skip Navigation
| Yesterday I talked about Web Accessibility 101 - Images, and today I will be talking about skip navigation. If you have a repetitive navigation on your web...more |
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