We’re working on adding better support for jQuery and JQuery UI in the next version of the Adam.JSGenerator library, but there’s nothing that keeps you from adding your extensions to make your express ...

When developing your own website or webapplication using ADAM, you sometimes need to manage an ADAM object between post-backs. For this purpose, you ca ...

It’s a known fact that popular web servers like IIS and Apache have included support for HTTP Range Units for a long time. What this does is create an opportunity for a client (a web browser, for exam ...

When you’re contemplating about using lossless compression in a part of your application, your probably more than aware of the compression algorithms that are available today. Historically, deflate (a ...

Last week, we've blogged about a high-risk security vulnerability in all versions of ASP.NET. Toda ...

Recently, Microsoft has undisclosed a high-risk security vulnerability in all versions of ASP.NET. An attacker using this vulnerability ...

One of the great misconceptions of the last 10 years of web development is XHTML. Initially welcomed as a way to make HTML easier to produce and parse using standard XML parsers, it never really was u ...

When there’s a need to publish information from a web application in a manner that can be consumed by client applications easily, Web Services have long been a logical choice. Historically, there’s be ...

It’s been over a month since my first article about ADAM & MVC, so this one is long overdue! We’ve been working hard on the next version of our platform, but I managed to sneak in a couple of hou ...

Code coverage seems like that right thing to do, but is it worth the effort? While writing coverage tests, I found quite a few bugs (granted, they were small ones that probably never would have s ...