Welcome To Dan Gilleland's Knowledge Base

DAN'S TECHNICAL, PROFESSIONAL AND SOMETIMES PERSONAL BLOG

Welcome to Dan Gilleland's Knowledge Base. Here, I keep bloggings, articles and reminders I've posted. I also have a blog at Spaces.Live.com and a couple of others at my workplace at NAIT, but those are (mostly) cross-posted here are well.

So - look around, read a bit, and I hope you find something useful.

This site was created April 3, 2009. Postings from earlier sites have been amalgamated into this single site.

Articles
03
An interesting article about a new Labour Saving Device that will affect the IT industry. You have to read it to believe it!
Posted in: Tech, Humour
03
This was a great read from Jeff Atwood of Coding Horror. I'm going to have to take some time this coming week to actually follow up on some of the lin...

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Posted in: Tech, Programming
03
Here are a list of good reads to start out 2009: Powerful CSS-Techniques for Effective Coding The Single Most Important Thing You Must D...

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Posted in: Tech, Book Room
05
I've run across an article - "HTTP Handlers and HTTP Modules in ASP.NET" - that provides a nice introduction and background on the topic, so I thought I would mention it here (for myself and others). The article is from 2002, but it still serves as a good introduction.

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07
Stephen Walther writes an article on creating custom route constraints for web apps. One particularly interesting constraint is to only allow a certain URL to run if it is run from the local machine (which can be great for an admin to check something that others shouldn't be able to). Here's an excerpt: Creating a Local Constraint You also can create a custom constraint that prevents a request from matching a URL unless the request is made from the local machine. This type of constraint can be useful for restricting access to website administrative pages. ... The LocalConstraint simply checks whether the current request is a local request by taking advantage of the Request.IsLocal property. This property returns the value True when the host is either equal to localhost or 127.0.0.1. He goes further by offering suggestions on how to write unit tests for these constraints, illustrating how to fake the HttpContext (look in the download code for this one).

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Footnotes

Here are some brief footnotes about this site.

  1. The by-line for my site ("DAN'S TECHNICAL, PROFESSIONAL AND SOMETIMES PERSONAL BLOG") is a direct adaptation/pull from the tag line on Greg Duncan's blog. It's great, and I just had to use it, and I feel less guilty about stealing borrowing it if I do this attribution. (Hope you don't mind, Greg.)
  2. These articles, unless otherwise attributed, are written by me (Dan Gilleland) and reflect my own synthesis and adaptations of what I'm learning.

 

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