DoddleReport generates tabular reports from any IEnumerable datasource. Out of the box it can render reports to Excel, PDF, HTML, and CSV – fully pluggable of course. I created the project to provide reporting output over the LINQ queries we had already written for an application, but maybe you can find other uses for it. So what does it generate? The following samples are generated live in real-time (notice the data will change every time you open the report) Excel Report (OpenXML) Creates a native Excel file using OpenXML ...

This post is an update to my original ASP.NET MVC Recursive TreeView Helper from almost 3 years ago. Oddly enough it’s still a high-traffic post and has close to 50 comments asking for an update or a complete solution to download. I figured if I was going to do that, I might as well give the API a much-needed facelift and pop it on NuGet. What is it? Given the following self-referencing hierarchal model… public class TreeViewLocation { public TreeViewLocation() { ChildLocations = new HashSet<TreeViewLocation>(); } public int Id { get; set; } public string Name { get; set; } public virtual int? ParentLocationId { get; set; } public virtual ICollection<TreeViewLocation> ChildLocations...

Why? Because I should be able to Get Latest and F5! I think simplicity is a crucial measure of success in all software. I think being able to pull down the source code onto any developer machine and F5 is an important goal to strive for. Removing manual processes and streamlining the development workflow can yield huge productivity gains – especially when onboarding new developers. I believe databases should be provisioned and seeded automatically, all 3rd party libraries should be readily available in the repo, and any manual steps that must be memorized or documented should be avoided at all costs. But this hasn’t been easy on a Windows Phone device The aforementioned goals have been easily achievable in all of my projects except Windows Phone apps. A key component to this workflow is the magical variable known as localhost. When I F5 one...

DoddleReport automatically generates tabular reports from any IEnumerable datasource. Out of the box it can render reports to Excel, PDF, HTML, and CSV – fully pluggable of course. I designed the project to provide reporting output over the LINQ queries we had already written for the application, but maybe you can find other uses for it.   So what does it generate? Excel Report Automatic Sticky/Frozen Headers stay at the top when scrolling through the data See it live! ...