by Mauricio Rojas, on Dec 5, 2020 9:48:40 AM
Migrating a couple of WebSites from ASP.NET MVC to .NET Core, we found an interesting issue. NOTE: this issue was not caused by .NET Core, it is just an issue …
Read Storyby Mauricio Rojas, on Dec 12, 2019 7:17:45 AM
Scott Hanselman is one of my geek heroes. So when I saw his excellent post I said to myself "it is useless to resist"!! So, I took our legendary Salmon …
Read Storyby Mauricio Rojas, on Nov 13, 2019 3:44:44 PM
In VB6, you need VBControlExtender object for dynamically adding a control to the Controls collection using the Add method. For example for adding a MSFlexGrid dynamically to a form you …
Read Storyby Guest Blogger: Sebastian Holst, on Oct 19, 2017 3:04:00 AM
Let me begin by thanking Mobilize.Net for the opportunity to contribute as a guest blogger. I'm going to assume that this crowd understands all too well the costs and the …
Read Storyby John Browne, on Jul 25, 2017 1:43:32 PM
IN THE BEGINNING THERE WAS THE WEB. Actually in the beginning was DOS, then Windows, then Visual Basic, then .NET. But we'll get back to them later. Consider: The Advanced …
Read Storyby John Browne, on Jun 14, 2017 5:21:16 PM
ICYMI, we've compiled a list of the most popular and useful blog posts of all time. There's lots of practical (and technical) advice on recycling your old code. Read on …
Read Storyby John Browne, on Oct 25, 2016 1:46:17 PM
It's been almost a year since we announced our last major release of WebMAP and today we're doing it again. WebMAP version 4.0 represents a tremendous effort by our development …
Read Storyby John Browne, on Mar 2, 2016 4:52:07 PM
The last big company I worked at (Microsoft) had a LOT of desktops (as you can well imagine). And of course they also had a lot of internal apps that …
Read Storyby John Browne, on Nov 10, 2015 6:24:26 PM
Today I'm excited to tell you about the newest release of WebMAP (ie WebMAP3), with support for the popular AngularJS framework and Bootstrap for styling. When we first built WebMAP …
Read Storyby John Browne, on Oct 21, 2015 6:00:00 AM
When I worked in the Visual C++ (now Visual Studio) group at Microsoft, one of the breakthroughs came when our fearless leader, Denis Gilbert, insisted we "eat our own dogfood" …
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