Justin Cooney

Web Development Tips and Examples

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I am a Senior Applications Programmer / Analyst with years of experience developing enterprise solutions using the Microsoft technology stack including C#, VB.NET, ASP.NET, AJAX, IIS and SQL Server. I specialize in Web application development with a focus on building secure systems, integrating applications, and designing robust database structures.

Category: WebForms

  • Points to keep in mind when working with the iTextSharp HTML to PDF converter (HTMLWorker)

    If you are looking for a tool to convert an HTML document to a PDF, then the iTextSharp converter is a great tool. iTextSharp provides open source libraries for various languages including Java and .NET. If you wish to commercially use iTextSharp, you will, however, need to pay for the license. Keep in mind that…

  • Generating GUIDs in .NET

    GUIDs are useful tools for .NET developers and Windows developers in general. If you need a unique value for your code, then a GUID (Globally Unique Identifier) is one of the best ways to go. One thing to keep in mind when working with GUIDs is that there is always a chance of getting a…

  • The ASP.NET Dictionary Object

    I have been working with ASP.NET collections and thought a more detailed look into one of the most useful classes also know as the Dictionary collection object is in order. To review: the Dictionary class is part of the System.Collections.Generic Namespace. If you haven’t already, then it’s worth having a look at the list of collections contained…