I’ve been doing a fair amout of rest API coding lately, and what struck me during this time was that it was horribly hard to actually create a clean custom REST API using .NET. Sure, there is WebApi and OData and alot of other stuff. Odata almost gets me where I want to be, but…More
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AngularJS and SEO – Part 1 – Get your JS site indexed
In this series we will go through a few steps on how to make your AngularJS site crawlable by google and other search engines. Note: This part does apply to Knockout, Backbone and other frameworks to. First, there are a few misconceptions floating around on how this works, lets clear those out first: Google bot…More
SEO – Indexing AngularJS sites (or other ajax sites) with Wombit Crawlr
Lately I have been diving deep into single page app development. One specific problem that I never knew about before was that it is a true pain to make ajax sites crawlable. Someone might say that HTML5 with pushstate is the answer, but those are a special case, your server still have to generate all…More
Performance improvements in EF5
Just saw this post today: http://www.outofmemory.co.uk/entity-framework-5-dramatically-faster-in-net-4-5/ Kudos to the EF team for great progress :-)More
C# – Consume non-async API’s as async
Now that we have the new nifty async support built into C# you might wonder how you can access your old API’s as if they were async. Now before I show any code, I have to warn that the code posted here will only wrap your existing sync methods as a Task of T. You…More
