Over the past few months, I have been getting into the Genesis Framework. Having done a lot of WordPress integration work, I appreciate how the framework makes quick work of a lot of the standard …
Using CookieContainer and WebClient To Access ASP MVC anti-CSRF enabled Websites
I recently posted about consuming SQL Server Reporting Services, and how you may need to use the XmlUrlResolver in order to access the external source. Additionally, you may have need to get behind a …
Consuming ATOM Feeds Generated From SQL Server Reporting Services
While I've recently been writing about creating Node API endpoints, sometimes you find yourself on the other end - not building the data source, but consuming it. One of our legacy vendors on the …
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Follow Up: Express Route Params and Express Error Handling
I recently posted about how to use regex in Node routes, and based on a couple of questions I got, I thought I would throw a couple of more nuggets out there on the subject of using params and Express …
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Using Regex with Node Express Router
I was recently noodling around on a problem involving more secure express.router() endpoints on node.js servers. As you use more 'x-as-a-service' APIs, you begin to notice that Regex and …
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Using Levenshtein Distance in C# to Associate Lists of Terms
I have discussed in two previous posts how I have used the Excel Interop to automate the operation of Excel applications and then perform a series of analyses to learn about the data …
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