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The Good and Bad For MtGox.com - Helping it Scale With Web Performance Optimization
BitCoin seems to be latest rage with wild value fluctuations. The past few days have seen a very wild roller coaster for the online currency. Most of the world's BitCoins are exchanged at MtGox.com , which has had some issues either with a denial of service Read More...
WCF and jQuery Exception Handling
Now that I have covered the basics of calling a WCF service using jQuery’s AJAX functionality with JSON its time to deal with bugs. Yep, we all create them and have to troubleshoot them on a daily basis. Even if you are not actually coding the WCF Read More...
Enforcing a Custom 404 Page in ASP.NET
Yesterday Google started hijacking 404 status codes through the Google Toolbar from unknowing Web sites to show pages with ads. TechCrunch even has a poll asking if you think the Google hijacking is a good thing or not. While Google publicly states they Read More...
Properly Using Custom Error Pages in ASP.NET
Earlier this week I started with a rant about ASP.NET and Search Engine Optimization and was really tired of my platform being dissed as a good platform for optimized sites. One of the complaints raised by the article was the way ASP.NET handles custom Read More...
Handling IIS Error Codes gracefully with an httpModule
I have been pretty busy lately and the last week has flown by on me. I have been spending some of my time writing some interesting httpModules that I will share with you in the coming weeks. But as I was reading through the MSDN blogs this afternoon I Read More...
IIS Status Codes Reference
This morning I was setting up a new ASP.NET 2.0 site in my production IIS 6.0 web server. I thought I had set the web site to use its own Application Pool and set the ASP.NET version to 2.0. To my surpse that was not the case and used the IIS Status Codes to troublshoot the issues that ensued. Read More...