50 Tips to Boost Performance of an ASP.NET Application – Part 1

 

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FrontRange Solutions Launches Discovery 9 to Improve the Visibility of Physical and Virtualized IT Assets

 FrontRange Solutions , the developer of Service and Infrastructure Management software for mid-sized and distributed enterprises today announces the... Read more at VMblog.com.

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BlueLock Introduces a Comprehensive Set of Cloud Computing Solutions with BlueLock CloudSuite

 BlueLock , an experienced provider of cloud computing and managed IT services, announces the BlueLock CloudSuite, a comprehensive set of cloud... Read more at VMblog.com.

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Veeam nworks Management Pack Achieves VMware Ready Status

 Veeam Software, award-winning provider of systems management tools for VMware virtual datacenter environments, today announced that the Veeam nworks... Read more at VMblog.com.

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Free Plugin: Tweet Your Code From Visual Studio

 

Check out this great CodeRush plugin which allows you to share snippets of your code with the world.  Travis Illig is the mastermind who created this CodeRush plugin.

Watch the “Share Code On Twitter (Travis Illig)” video below and learn how the plugin works:

 

Installation

Follow these 3 easy steps:

1. Download the free plugin here: CR-CodeTweet CodeRush Plugin
2. Watch the “Share Code On Twitter (Travis Illig)” video and follow the few steps to setup the plugin.
• The plugin uses the http://codepaste.net/ website by uploading your selected code snippet from Visual Studio to CodePaste.net. Then it provides you a dialog to to enter a short twitter message with the shortened CodePaste.net url. Brilliant!
3. Install and start sharing your code with the world.

This is one of my favorite plugins and I’ve already used it a few times to help answer DevExpress ASP.NET questions on twitter.

Check out Travis's free CR-CodeTweet plugin and drop me a line below with ideas on creative ways to use it.

PS. – Post your CodePaste.net profile link too please.

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jQuery Form Wizard Plugin

 

The jQuery Form Wizard Plugin will convert your regular forms into step-by-step form wizard without having to reload the page when moving from one step to another. The plugin is unobtrusive and gives you the ability to set up flow of the different steps, by creating specific routes based on user input.

Implementation of jQuery Form Wizard Plugin is pretty simple. All you need to do is create a form on your page and divide this form into different steps using span or div elements. The only other requirement is that each of these elements must have class ”step” and unique id.

Features

• Supports different routes to be taken in the form, depending on user input
• Submits only input fields located on visited steps in the form
• Supports multiple “submit”-steps
• Supports both back and forward navigation
• Supports the usage back and forward-buttons through integration with the jQuery History plugin
• Supports client-side validation through integration with the jQuery Validation plugin
• Supports posting the form using AJAX through integration with the jQuery Form plugin
• Integrated plugins are fully configurable: creating possibility for localization, extra validation rules and custom callbacks used during the AJAX-request

Developed by Jan Sundman; gMap jQuery Form Wizard Plugin is available for download under MIT License.  You can find further information, demos & download on jQuery Form Wizard Plugin Website.

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