Thoughts from the Wet Coast
The musings of an ASP.NET Developer from Canada's We(s)t Coast

I am a Web Developer – and so you would think that I use JavaScript as a routine part of my job. 

However, until recently I have been mainly involved writing “server-side” Visual Basic or C# code in the ASP.NET Web Forms model.  In that model, when a user clicks a button (or hyperlink) on a web page or makes a selection in a drop-down control this invariably results in a post back to the server which responds to the client-side action, and then completely refreshes the page.

In the previous paragraph I wrote “until recently”, and that is because for the 2 or 3 years, JavaScript has become a significant part of my job.

In this series I intend to present Tips and Tricks as well as some good patterns and practices for DNN development.  In this first post lets take a look at the so-called “SOLID” Design Principles.  These are a series of principles designed to help you build good products.