Nathan J Pledger

Program.X musings from the Isle of Man concerning ASP.NET, in particular accessibility, web standards and neat ideas.

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Silverlight: Changing the synchronous mindset
Working with web sites, web pages, web services and web clients has until recently been very much a synchronous operation, which is despite the very asynchronous nature of the web. Synchronous programming techniques are linear in operation in that process...
WCF -> JSON Serialization woes and a solution
I'm working on improving the performance of my current web application project at various points. As I had already planned for a WCF interface for third-party use, I thought I'd utilise that, exposing objects as JSON-serialized strings usable...
WCF Exception: "There can be at most one address per scheme in this collection"
I'm beginning to see why people dislike WCF. I'm working on using WCF to feed an AJAX TreeView, and demos of it are FAST. However, in my debugging on my dev server I bumped into the exception: "There can be at most one address per scheme...
Posted: Mon, Mar 16 2009 11:39 AM by Nathan Pledger | with 3 comment(s)
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Real World Development is still very much .NET 2.0.
Hello again, long time no write. I must apologise for my absence, I have been involved in a fairly large personal project which occupied the very little remaining intellectual capability I have left after my day job - not to mention time. What I learned...