Web Development

Since the browser replaced the traditional software client as the primary consumer of logic-intensive applications and content, web development remains one of the most critical tech-skills within organizations.
My articles below illustrate skills within programming-both client and server side, as well as crucial concepts for delivering highly robust and maintainable applications.

C#

ADO.NET Transactions	C#: Anonymous Types	C#: 4.0 Generics
C#: 4.0 Linq – Query	C#: 4.0 Parameterless Functions	C#: 4.0 Type Inference
C#: String Operations	Nested Repeaters

Design Patterns

Adapter	Factory	Inversion of Control
Service Locator	Singleton

Model-View-Controller

MVC 4: Accessing Form Values	MVC 4: Displaying Data Source Records
MVC 4: ADO.NET Entity Data Model	MVC 4: Bundles
MVC 4: Providing an Input Form	MVC 4: Using CSS Classes with Textboxes
MVC: Action Methods using GET & POST	MVC: Action Methods with Parameters
MVC: Class Diagram – Building a Class	MVC: ContentResult
MVC: C.R.U.D. Operations	MVC: Custom Model
MVC: Customized Grid	MVC: Custom Validation
MVC: Entity Framework	MVC: Grid
MVC: Linking to Controller Action Methods	MVC: Razor Syntax
MVC: Regular Expressions	MVC: User Context Info
MVC: Using ViewBag for Data Storage	MVC: Validation
MVC: Validation – Model	MVC: Validation – Remote

Object Oriented Programming

OOP: Polymorphism

OOP: UML

Test Driven Development

TDD: Assets	TDD: Mocking with Dummy Objects
TDD: Refactoring with Polymorphism	TDD: Testing with Stub Methods

JavaScript

JavaScript: Changing a CSS Class	JavaScript: Classes
JavaScript: Functions	JavaScript: Get RadioButtonList Selection
JavaScript: Scroll User	JavaScript: Toggling RadioButton Choices
JQuery: Date Input	JQuery: Toggle
Knockout: Computed fields	Knockout: Edit fields
Knockout: Input fields	Knockout: Updating the ViewModel

Miscellanous

Visual Studio: Incremental Search

Website Consistency