In modern web UX we sometimes need to ask the user something - but it's also ok if the user ignores the question. An example of this is when the user accidentally clicks the background of a modal-dialog. Here's how to implement an elegant solution using AngularJS and Angular-Toastr

When we create apps like blogs, articles or news we often need to generate a nice, SEO-style path for the details page, which should contain the title. This looks easy - I spent over a day on this simple challenge, and would like to share what I worked out…

Here's a little Christmas present from 2sic to the DNN community: we just pimped ADAM, the Automatic Digital Asset Manager.

Very often you'll create a custom input-type (like a select-value-from-json-feed) and then want to provide the web-designer with additional configuration options - like specifying the web service which will deliver the json-feed. Here's how…

There are loads of reasons why to create a custom input type. Maybe you want to create a color-picker or you want to create a dropdown which provides options based on a JSON-feed. No matter what you want - here's how to do it.

2sxc 8 uses a completely new AngularJS-based UI