Quality & Delivery: Testing, Security, Performance, and CI in Mes Recettes
Testing status, security roadmap, performance strategy, and CI/CD blueprint.
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Inside the Architecture: Patterns, Data Modeling, and Extensibility in Mes Recettes
Clean layering, model mapping, deferred abstractions, and growth paths.
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Mes Recettes: Building a Modern Recipe Index with Blazor WebAssembly & Supabase
Why Blazor + Supabase, architecture highlights, what’s built vs planned, and early lessons.
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Exclude TFS DLLs During Publication
In one of my projects, I use an ASP.Net MVC site to communicate with Team Foundation Server (TFS) to display metrics/graphs/reports. The site is hosted on the same server that hosts TFS and during publication, it publishes the file Microsoft.TeamFoundation.WorkItemTracking.Client.DataStoreLoader.dll in the bin folder each time, which causes an ASP.Net error because the dll is already on the server.
It is possible in an ASP.Net MVC project to exclude files and directories by creating a .wpp.targets file. This allows you to define the exclusions as well as the source/reason for the exclusion.
[Read More]Version 1.0 of Orchard
The Orchard project recently released version 1.0 of their product. I had talked about it previously here, and I decided to install it again.
Installation
The installation is done via the Web Platform Installer and I also used Web Matrix on a virtual machine to do my tests. The installation is almost automatic and very pleasant. No need for obscure configuration.
Once installed, you just need to start the Orchard site with the Web Matrix interface to see the initial site configuration page (Site name, admin user, password, database). Again, it is very simple and intuitive.
[Read More]ASP.Net: How to Exploit the Vulnerability
As I previously highlighted, an ASP.Net vulnerability can be exploited by malicious individuals. Here is a demo exploiting it on the DotNetNuke platform.
Important: ASP.Net Security Vulnerability!
For all those who have ASP.Net sites, all versions included, please pay special attention to this security issue: details on this entry from ScottGu.
Orchard Project Beta
The 0.5 beta version of the Orchard project has just been released. Here are 4 points that I really like about this engine:
- ASP.Net MVC
- Allows multiple Wikis under the same site
- Management of static pages
- AND ABOVE ALL, the ability to translate posts and pages into different languages!! Which is quite rare in this field.
You can download the source code or simply install it with WebPI
Visual Studio 2010 Now Available
VS2010 is now available (Trial, Express and for MSDN subscribers). Scott Hanselman has written an excellent article summarizing all the new features of this new version, now it’s your turn to play!
ASP.Net Path
Rick Strahl saved my day with his post “Making sense of ASP.NET Path” especially the following line:
<script src="<%= Url.Content("~/scripts/new.js") %>" type="text/javascript"></script>