Mads Kristensen

A blog about everything technology.

July 2007

14 articles published in July 2007

  1. Cool projects that don’t exist

    · 2 min read

    A list of three components for ASP.NET I would like that someone would write.

  2. Make your ASP.NET application extendable

    · 2 min read

    Shows how to make an ASP.NET application extendable

  3. Secure your forms in ASP.NET

    · 2 min read

    Do we really need CAPTCHA's to prevent robots posting to our web forms? Not if you run ASP.NET 2.0. Whether you use a form for member logins, blog comments or a web shop you want to keep it as secure and tamper proof as...

  4. New extension model in BlogEngine.NET

    · 3 min read

    Shows how to utilize the new extension model of BlogEngine.NET

  5. Principles of simplicity

    · 6 min read

    A list of 10 principles of simplicity

  6. Trackback spam fighting

    · 5 min read

    A short listing of the principles of trackback spam fighting.

  7. Webcast on building BlogEngine.NET themes

    · 1 min read

    Earlier today, Al Nyveldt aired a webcast on how to make BlogEngine.NET themes . It really shows how you can leverage all the power of ASP.NET in your themes. He uses code-behind files to dynamically change the output of...

  8. Beware of the FileInfo.OpenText() method

    · 2 min read

    Don't use FileInfo.OpenText().ReadToEnd() because it doesn't release the file handle

  9. Release of BlogEngine.NET 1.1

    · 1 min read

    BlogEngine.NET 1.1 is being officially released to the public

  10. Localizing ASP.NET - which is best?

    · 1 min read

    Is it ok to use local resource files?

  11. Generate links to your blog

    · 3 min read

    A trick to get more people linking to your blog

  12. Hidden feature of BlogEngine – conversions

    · 2 min read

    Shows you how to take advantage of 2 JavaScript events in BlogEngine.NET

  13. Testing your code – follow up

    · 1 min read

    I’ve received quite a few e-mails about my last post about unit testing and have followed some reactions around the blogosphere as well. There seem to be common believe that I don’t like unit testing or advice against...

  14. Testing your code

    · 6 min read

    How and when I unit test an application or class library