With .NET 4.0, System.Runtime.Caching MemoryCache can be used to persist large object collections for better performance. This works great when your web application is published to a server. When debugging in Visual Studio, you’ll find that the cache object will be empty at random times. This is apparently caused by a bug in .NET 4.0. […]
ASP.NET MVC Validation with Twitter’s Bootstrap
To all ASP.NET MVC developers who use Twitter’s bootstrap, here’s a quick script you can drop into your web apps to integrate “MVC type” validation with Bootstrap styling. Keep in mind, I didn’t write this from scratch. I found several snippets on StackOverflow and dumped them into a js file so it may need tweaking […]
String vs StringBuilder
- February 11, 2013
- .NET
Recently I was asked the question if I knew the difference between a String and StringBuilder. The expected answer, which was not my answer, was String is immutable while StringBuilder is mutable. My ill-informed response was, “String is not immutable. I constantly change the values of Strings in my code.” The response I got was, […]
