Monthly Archives: October 2008

• Polylines in Google Maps [Part 1] October 28th, 2008

  Polylines are used to mark out roads, borders and other things that are made of lines in maps. The Google Maps API offers a class for drawing these lines on a Google Map called GPolyline. In this article I will … Continue reading →

• ASP.NET MVC and JSON October 22nd, 2008

  In the AJAX community, JSON have become the preferred way of sending and receiving data. That’s not surprising since it’s lightweight, fast and easy to understand. Also, since it’s a subset of Javascript, it’s familiar territory for Javascript coders. In … Continue reading →

• Effective Use of Custom Icons in Google Maps October 15th, 2008

  I’m currently developing a web application that uses Google Maps and have lots of markers with custom icons to mark different things on the map. To administer all these different icons is quite a chore and it took me some … Continue reading →

• User Controls in ASP.NET MVC Preview Release 5 October 3rd, 2008

  I’ve had a little trouble finding out how to use User Controls in the ASP.NET MVC Framework and how to pass data to it. I haven’t been able to find a single article that clearly explains how to do this, … Continue reading →

• jQuery + ASP.NET = true October 1st, 2008

  jQuery is going to be a part of Visual Studio. This is a great, and I must say, an unexpected development of things. For me personally, who’s already using jQuery along with ASP.NET, the main difference will be the intellisense … Continue reading →