Sean Lynch

I was watching Single Page Apps with HTML5, Web API, Knockout and jQuery by John Papa on pluralsight and one of the pieces was sending compiled less files down using the bundling. Unfortunately this did not work while using @import because the current directory was set to my IIS Express directory. After searching most suggestions were to [...]

Recently I switched from using SubText to WordPress as my blog engine. The reason for the switch was to get access to all of the plug ins available, I could have added the functionality, but unfortunately I find myself a bit time starved as of late. In order to prevent all of my old permalinks [...]

In my previous post I had talked about my decision to implement OpenId, and how DotNetOpenAuth worked well for this. In this post I will talk a little about the only issue that I ran into while doing this. The root of this issue had to do with how my hosting is setup for sites [...]

I recently integrated OpenId into a project that I am working on with my wife, WebQuest Builder in order to avoid the extra considerations related to storing user password. Originally I had planned on using RPXNow in order to do this. But after reading about how realms worked, specifically that Google gives a different identifier [...]

As of late I have gotten a chance to use the ASP.Net AJAX extenders and script controls, and so far am really liking how they work, though it would be nice if adding the .js was a little cleaner then manually adding them to the assembly wether in the AssemblyInfo.cs or the controls cs file. [...]

I have been following Rob Conery’s posts on the MVC Storefront, and trying the repository/pipes-filters for data access that he has been using. While trying out the implementation of a LazyList he was using, I had noticed that the example table was being joined onto the category table. At the time however, I really had [...]

I fixed up the Rss Admin feeds so that modifying web.config (along with new handler classes) would not needed to add a new Admin Rss feed. Also added a simple form to allow administrators to created their own. It is a bit limited, but adding additional options should not be to hard. Though those will have [...]

Since administration was the next part I wanted to work on. I decided that for the moment I just want a little login for in the upper corner I decided to put the login screen view logic into a user control, and added the following user control named Login.ascx and placed it into the Shared [...]

As an exercise to figure out socket programming I have been messing around with creating an SVN client library to use with DevExamples.com, well actually a generic SC client library that would allow me to change what repository site I was working against, SVN just seemed like the simplest of them at the moment. However, [...]

Its amazing how fast things can be done when not fighting bad assumptions. In this case it was that my admin URLs needed to use the nice descriptive URLs, instead of just /[Controller]/[Action]/[id] type routing. Once I realized I was making things overly complicated I, I ended up with a set of routing functions that [...]