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Introduction In the ever-evolving world of web development, proper documentation and understanding of APIs (Application Programming Interfaces) are crucial. APIs serve as the communication channel between different software components, allo…
What is Answer Set Programming? Answer set programming is not a new programming language, but it is likely one you're unfamiliar with. Unlike most modern programming languages, answer set programming …
I ran into an issue of having the name field of a cell in a GridView too long, causing the whole table to mess up my CSS widths. Now you can't just add this CSS to the desired table cell when using a percentage width: overflow: hidden; text…
I recently ran into an issue with attempting to display user uploaded images in my ASP.Net website. These images are uploaded and stored on another drive with a lot more room on it. Browsers like Chrome block displaying images from anywhere…
ASP.NET Web API is a framework that makes it easy to build HTTP services that reach a broad range of clients, including browsers and mobile devices. Here is a list of coding interview questions on ASP…
ASP.NET MVC is a web application framework developed by Microsoft that implements the model–view–controller pattern. Here is a list of coding interview questions on ASP.NET MVC to help you get ready f…
ASP.NET is an open-source, server-side web-application framework designed for web development to produce dynamic web pages. Here is a list of coding interview questions on ASP.NET to help you get read…
What is swagger and why should I use it? Swagger is a specification of rules/notation used to define how an API should be documented. As of Swagger version 2.0, it is now been renamed to the OpenApi s…
It had been a long day for me today, and it's almost 10 PM at night now and I'm just getting started on my side job. I have a day job of course, as a Full Stack developer. But on top of that, I have m…
This post is part of a project to move my old reference material to my blog. Before 2012, when I accessed the same pieces of code or general information multiple times, I would write a quick HTML page…
