Ephemeral Port Exhaustion
We’ve been having some trouble with our main web server at work over the last few months. It all boils down to ephemeral port exhaustion, which sounds kind of like […]
asp.net
Adding an exception logger to a Web API project with Autofac and Serilog
I just spent way too much time figuring out how to add a catch-all logger for exceptions to an ASP.NET Web API project, so I figured I’d write up my […]
Trying to catch up with .NET
I’ve really fallen behind with recent developments in the .NET ecosystem. At work, I spend most of my time in Dynamics AX, so I don’t get to work on a […]
So Much Microsoft News
Wow, so much nifty news coming out of Microsoft this week! Scott Hanselman has a good overview. And The Morning Brew for today has a great round-up of links to […]
Visual Studio 2013 and Build
I watched a little bit of today’s keynote from the Build conference on my iPhone at lunch today. I have to say that Scott Hanselman’s bit was pretty cool. I […]
vs 2012 express for web
I thought I was done blogging about VS 2012 for now, but I decided to start messing around with MVC 4 this week, so now I’ve gone ahead and installed […]
constraint validation and polyfills
I really like the idea of the constraint validation stuff that’s built in to HTML5. I’ve never actually used it though, since it’s not going to work in older browsers. […]
Selenium
OK, one more post for tonight. (This is another one I suspected that I may have previously written up, but apparently not.) I’ve known about Selenium for awhile now, mostly […]
fun with WSDL and CURL
Ever since the debacle described in this blog post, I’ve made it a point to double-check the WSDL on the SOAP web services for our main product, any time I’m […]
Mandrill REST API
OK, here’s another REST API example. In the same system I blogged about yesterday, I also had to use the Mandrill API to send out some transactional emails. Mandrill is […]