In my second mini-series about WebAPI we'll look at a real-life solution. We'll look at a feedback-form App and a simple Feedback-Management App. The App is simple enough to learn the basics of WebAPI with basic jQuery / C# skills. In this part, I'll walk you through the main UI and code. I'll also help you customize it to your needs!

WebApi is IMHO the most important part of ASP.net going forward. In this post I'll explain more about the client side of WebAPI and the helpers that make it easy and efficient to code with.

WebApi is IMHO the most important part of ASP.net going forward. In this post I'll explain more about the server side of WebAPI.

WebApi is the most important part of ASP.net going forward. Since most of the web-magic of the future will take place in the browser (AngularJS, etc.) the server will focus on delivering application parts and data. This is where WebAPI comes in. In the first set of posts I'll talk about the basics of WebApi and I'll start with a simple example.

This is part 4 of my first series about beautiful content. In this part we'll learn that we can create amazing templates using simple technologies like Token-placeholders. And we'll discover how to integrate the image-resizer, use presentation-settings and more.

This is part 3 of my first series about beautiful content, in which I explain a basic content/template separation and the user experience with 2sxc.

This is is part 2 of my first series about beautiful content, in which I explain the organizational and technical challenges we have, and the right tools to solve these.

A lot of web sites have terrible looking, non-responsive, non-retina content. This is very common when non-designers (including programmers) manage the content - which is the core goal of a CMS. Let's change this once and for all!

This is a part of my second short series about JavaScript MVC Frameworks. This part explains how an Angular-App is initialized. You should understand this, because the magic is there, and if something doesn't work, it helps to know what happens behind the scenes.

This is a part of my second short series about JavaScript MVC Frameworks. This post explains all the angular magic in the Model or ViewModel - also called the $scope.

This is a part of my second short series about JavaScript MVC Frameworks. This part explains all the angular magic in the Controller.

This is a part of my second short series about JavaScript MVC Frameworks. In this part I'll show you a real-life AngularJS App and explain all relevant parts so that you can create your own. This post explains all the angular magic in the HTML-View, while the other posts focus on the Controller, Model and Initialization.

This is part 4 of my short series about JavaScript MVC Frameworks. It will help you learn all relevant fundamentals (like controllers, $scope and more) in 70 minutes.

This is part 3 of my short series about JavaScript MVC Frameworks. It will show you some examples of templates with MVC-Frameworks, which basically contain the HTML and placeholders where the data is added.

This is just a short blog which will show you the fastest way to install 2sxc (or any other module from the forge) and a specific App.

This is part 2 of my short series about JavaScript MVC Frameworks. It will explain why of all the existing frameworks, you should really focus on AngularJS.

This is part 1 of my short series about JavaScript MVC Frameworks. It will cover some basics, compare the most popular frameworks and provide some recommendations on how to get into this topic. In Part 1 we'll focus on what MVC is, how the JavaScript MVC relates to ASP.net MVC and why you should learn it ASAP.

In this post which is part 5 of my mini-series Learning Razor with an RSS-App I want to get you hooked on the power of Razor (and 2sxc while we're at it :). I will show you how much easier it is to create new designs thanks to the open source, html-close nature of Razor.

As a Q3 special we (actually Raphael) just published a new gallery App based on blueimp, and we pimped it up with neat features like drag-and-drop file upload (in Razor) and optional metadata. In this post, I'll teach you how to do this too!

In this post which is part 4 of my mini-series Learning Razor with an RSS-App we'll enable DNN-Search support for the new Lucene-based search built into DNN in Version 7.2, outsource some complex code and use much nicer template placeholders...

This is part three of my mini-series Learning Razor Part 1 - Create an RSS-App. In this part we'll add animations, client-dependency JavaScript and CSS, support various feed-formats and more!

This is part two of my mini-series Learning Razor Part 1 - Createan RSS-App. In this second part we'll improve it's functionality and security and thereby remove most of its previous shortcomings. After this post, normal admin users can add the App to any page and specify the feed-url without your help.

Since it's now time to get our hands dirty, let me show you how to create a Razor based App. In this first post I'll show you what we'll do in what steps, and we'll create the first version which will already work.

I've written a few posts in my series The Future of DNN Speaks Razor explaining why many technologies are obsolete or going that way. I've also mentioned a few neat new things and in this post I will recommend what HTML-creation technology to use for what part of each application.

So I hope you're read my previous posts why you should migrate to Razor ASAP, what it is and why WebForms and ASP.net MVC are all dead. In this part I would like to delve into WebAPI, why It's awesome (especially for Apps) and why JSON-data is the future - especially combined with AngularJS or similar frameworks.