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Microsoft Patches Nine Year Old Exploit
File this one under a sarcastic “Thanks alot“. Imagine you are a company creating a widely used backend web development software. Someone releases a study that says, “This is only theory, but we’re pretty sure we can breaks your interwebs site by dancing like a koala bear.” These people include …
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January 9, 2012 -
Working with .NET and JSON, Part 2: The Chicken
In part 1, we worked introduced how to setup a JSON file in .NET. In this article, we’ll move on to handling existing JSON data in .NET. This situation arises when working with AJAX applications and various JavaScript libraries, like jQuery, ext.js, prototype, etc. These JavaScript libraries utilize JSON for …
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July 30, 2010 -
Working with ASP .NET and JSON, Part 1: The Egg
With the help of AJAX, JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) is competing against XML for the hearts of web developers. Utilizing JSON in our AJAX operations streamlines our code via automatic implementation in JavaScript, and thus it makes sense to use this format. You’ll need to get a hold of Jayrock, …
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June 25, 2010 -
Instant (Windows) Authentication
A crucial aspect of any Intranet / company level Web Application is controlling user access. To properly implement user access control you must first have users authenticate themselves with your application. Fortunately, Windows Authentication in ASP .NET makes this process easier and more user-friendly.
By Michael MarrRead More
June 11, 2010
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