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Why using jQuery for AJAX calls before the Ajax Control Toolkit

Every starting developer in ASP.NET who wanted to integrate AJAX functionality in his web application first started with the Ajax Control Toolkit. It’s easy to understand, in Web Forms it’s almost not...

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Using jQuery in ASP.NET applications – part 1 Web Forms

After the previous post (Why using jQuery for AJAX calls before the Ajax Control Toolkit)we going to see in this post how you can set up a Web Forms project and how you can easily can create Ajax calls...

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Using jQuery in ASP.NET applications – part 2 MVC

This is the second post in the “Using jQuery in ASP.NET applications” series where we tackle the how you can access your code base with a jQuery ajax call. Setting up the project Open up Visual Studio...

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Tech session jQuery and ASP.NET

This month we organized a bunch of jQuery Tech sessions for our colleagues at the ABC-Groep where we are working for the company Ace, the Microsoft .NET company of the group. After some introduction to...

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Using jQuery in ASP.NET applications – part 3 MVC – creating an API

This post will extend the previous post Using jQuery in ASP.NET applications – part 3 MVC. In the previous post we saw how to create a AJAX call to a specific controller in a MVC application. This will...

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The birth of ABC G.OD – Group of Open Development

While working at the ABC-Groep, just north of Antwerp I’m involved in the coaching program the company have set up a couple of years ago. As most of my colleagues are consultants working in the branch...

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Creating a JIRA interface in 1-2-3

For one of our projects where close to the first test release. While preparing the necessary documents (test overview, legal documents, bug report, …) I felt a bit ashamed to give the client a Word...

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