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Jul 132017
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Enable TLS 1.2 for Authorize.Net and Salesforce API calls

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This tutorial explains how to enable TLS 1.2 for Authorize.Net and Salesforce API calls.

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Apr 252017
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Use Lets Encrypt SSL with AuctionWorx

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While developing ASP.NET or ASP.NET MVC Web or WebAPI applications, we use IIS self-signed certificate to test sites locally or on test servers with HTTPS enabled. Such HTTPS websites throw a warning message when they are accessed first time from any browser. If you are using WebAPI with HTTPS and trying to access those APIs from Ionic or iOS mobile applications, then it will not work. This article focuses on configuration of Let’s Encrypt SSL Certificate with AuctionWorx web application.

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Mar 152017
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Integration of Nexmo SMS and Verify API using C# for AuctionWorx

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This tutorial explains how to use Nexmo SMS and Verify API to add additional functionality into AuctionWorx web application.

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Feb 132017
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Building an ASP.NET Core 1.1 Application with PostgreSQL on Ubuntu Linux

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  • tags: asp.net core, ASP.NET MVC, Linux

In this blog post, we will update the default scaffold ASP.NET Core 1.1 application using Entity Framework Core to connect to PostgreSQL database using Code first approach on Ubuntu Linux. We will explore some of the new features of ASP.NET Core 1.1 and how easy it is to use entity framework to connect to open source databases like PostgreSQL. We will be using the free, open source Visual Studio Code Editor and .NET CLI to build the application to understand how to build ASP.NET Core applications on Linux or other supported platforms.

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Feb 122017
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Use Lucene.Net in for faster data search

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This tutorial explains how to use Lucene.Net to acheive faster search responses in ASP.NET or MVC or C# applications. You can use Lucene.Net library to create indexes and search to retrieve the data which can be stored by relevance or by a sort field.

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Jun 152016
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Salesforce CRUD operations using C# in AuctionWorx (ASP.NET MVC application)

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In this blog post, we have explained how we can perform CRUD operations with Salesforce custom objects. We have integrated Salesforce with RainWorx AuctionWorx software (ASP.NET MVC application). Refer our previous blog "Integrate Salesforce with C# or ASP.NET MVC Application", where we have shown how you can set up a project for Salesforce integration. Salesforce integration will allow better interaction between customer support team and bidders/buyers post bid/purchase process.

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Dec 152015
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Integrate Salesforce with C# or ASP.NET MVC Application

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This tutorial explains the manual steps to authenticate Salesforce account using C# or ASP.NET MVC application. Even though the sample provided is C# Console application, we have implemented the same with RainWorx's AuctionWorx software (ASP.NET MVC application).

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Aug 062015
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Real Time Chat Room with Text, Image and File support built on NodeJS, ExpressJS and Socket.IO

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We would like to announce the release of our open source small project, a real time chat room with Text, Image and File transfer support. Built on NodeJS, ExpressJS and Socket.IO.

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Nov 172014
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Understanding Visual Studio 2015 ASP.NET Web Project Changes

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  • tags: ASP.NET 5, ASP.NET 6, Visual Studio 2015

Microsoft has recently released Visual Studio 2015 Preview for evaluation. Along with Visual Studio Microsoft has announced that it will open source complete ASP.NET stack and make it hostable on Linux as well as Mac. Microsoft has changed their web project significantly to make it work across open source platforms. Visual Studio 2015 preview brings a lot of enhancements in the editor as well as one of the significant components that ship with it is ASP.NET v5 and total change in project structure of web applications. In an effort to embrace open source they have made a lot of changes to to the project templates to utilize a whole bag of popular open source technologies like NPM, Grunt and Bower. Enabling the use of popular open source package managers saves Microsoft from duplicating and maintaining the rapid speed of changes and new developments that are happening on the web. For example instead of building their open Less to CSS compiler and keeping it updated, now they enable developers to use popular open source versions of the same.

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Mar 312014
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Use jQuery Lazy Load with Knockout binding

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This tutorial explains how to use jQuery lazy loading technique with Knockout binding.

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Mar 312014
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Setup Facebook Login and Camera for Android App using PhoneGap 3.4

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This tutorial explains the manual steps to integrate Facebook Login and add Camera plugin for Android application which is created using PhoneGap 3.4. For Facebook plugin configuration and samples, refer phonegap-facebook-plugin available on GitHub.

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Mar 312014
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Add Images along with Text using Document Types and Parital View in Umbraco 7

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While creating an Umbraco site, I came across the need for displaying images along with additional text information which can be setup and managed using Umbraco CMS administration tool. In this blog post, I will explain how to create Document Types and Partial View for a Umbraco 7 website using MVC to display the details.

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Mar 192014
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Setup Phonegap 3.4 on Windows 8 64-bit to create Android applications

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This tutorial explains how to setup Phonegap 3.4 on a Windows 8 64-bit machine and use it for Android application development.

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Mar 052014
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Setup Phonegap 3.3.0 on OS X Mavericks 10.9 to compile and run apps for iOS and Android

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This tutorial explains how to set up Phonegap 3.3.0 on OS X Mavericks 10.9 to compile and run apps for iOS and Android. One of the main reasons for using PhoneGap on OS X platform was to make sure that we can create test builds for iOS and Android devices.

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Jan 152014
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Adding Bootstrap based Responsive Carousel to Umbraco 7

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Image Sliders and Carousels are very popular elements for building any kind of modern websites. There are several JQuery based scripts available which provide a wide variety of features for building the carousel element. In this blog post I’ll illustrate how easy it is to implement bootstrap based carousel for your website. This blog post with build on my previous blog post Create a Responsive, Fluid HTML5/CSS3 based website on Umbraco 7 using Bootstrap 3.0 Framework where I have integrated bootstrap 3.0.1 with Umbraco 7. This example can be extended to use your own JQuery based slider script.

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Jan 032014
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Create a Responsive, Fluid HTML5/CSS3 based website on Umbraco 7 using Bootstrap 3.0 Framework

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Building responsive, fluid HTML5/CSS3 based websites are a rage these days delivering the best ROI for clients investing in building new web sites. Building a single website which adapts itself depending on the device screen size gives end users richer experiences. There are several ways of building responsive websites, one of the popular ways to to use an existing framework like Bootstrap which provide base scaffolding to quickly build responsive websites. In this blog post I am going to focus on how to integrate Bootstrap v3.0.X with Umbraco 7 to build a HTML5/CSS3 based fluid responsive website. The goal is to build a simple single page responsive web page similar to the Jumbotron bootstrap sample and focus on the integration part so that you can build more complex layouts as required. I plan to build upon this sample in future blog posts.

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May 162013
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Sign Click Once Applications with GoDaddy Code Signing Certificate and Visual Studio 2012 for deployment over Internet

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A client we recently worked for had a ClickOnce WPF application developed by some other team who could not figure out how to use the Code Signing certificate from GoDaddy with ClickOnce. Unless the ClickOnce deployment is correctly signed Windows 8 Smart Screen Filter will not let the user install the application in Windows 8. In older versions of Windows, unsigned deployments show a Unverified Publisher message and discourage the users from installing your application. This application was meant to be distributed over the internet and it meant doom for the client who had invested so much in getting the application built, but was being stopped from rollout due to this issue. We were able to resolve the issue for the client with a bumpy ride. This blog post tries to describe the process that worked for us, hopefully it will serve as a guidance to all those who are hitting against a brick wall trying to resolve this issue with very little guidance from GoDaddy documentation.

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May 062013
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Creating an Ajax enabled Contact Form in Umbraco 6 with ASP.NET MVC 4 and Twitter Bootstrap

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In the previous blog post, I covered how to create a Bootstrap enabled responsive website in Umbraco 6 using ASP.NET MVC 4. In this blog post, I intend to build upon the previous post to add a Contact Form, which is one of the key requirements of any simple web site which will email the owner of the site with the contents of the form. The aim of this blog post is two fold, firstly we will see how to write controllers in Umbraco 6 using ASP.NET MVC 4. Secondly, we will see how we can Ajax enable the same contact form in Umbraco 6 for better user experience.

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Apr 242013
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Create a Responsive, Fluid HTML5/CSS3 based website on Umbraco 6 using Twitter Bootstrap

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Building responsive, fluid HTML5/CSS3 based websites are a rage these days delivering the best ROI for clients investing in building new web sites. Building a single website which adapts itself depending on the device screen size gives end users richer experiences. There are several ways of building responsive websites, one of the popular ways to to use an existing framework like Bootstrap from Twitter which provide base scaffolding to quickly build responsive websites. In this blog post I am going to focus on how to integrate Twitter Bootstrap with Umbraco 6 and MVC/Razor display engine to build a HTML5/CSS3 based responsive website. The goal is to build a simple single page responsive website similar to the fluid bootstrap sample and focus on the integration part so that you can build more complex layouts as required. I plan to build upon this sample in future blog posts.

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Apr 202013
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Create a Grid View with paging and sorting feature using ASP.NET MVC Razor and LINQ

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Recently, I came across a requirement to create a Grid View with paging and column sorting feature. Since, I was using ASP.NET MVC there was no server side control such as Repeater, GridView or DataList which are available in ASP.NET. I googled but didn’t come across a good solution except few third-party paid ASP.NET MVC controls. So finally I decided to code my own Grid View with support for paging and column sorting with help from information available on blogs and forums. Even though I am showing the code in context of an example its extensible enough to reuse it elsewhere.

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Systenics Solutions is a customized software development company. We specialize in building Cloud, Web, and Mobile based applications using the latest Cloud Technologies. Our fine-tuned agile processes help you smoothly progress from conceptualizing your ideas, building proto-types/wireframes to bringing your product to market, giving our clients complete visibility and control at all times. We strive to provide our global clients of various sizes with cost effective benefits of offshore development while providing expert technical services.


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Testimonials

"Coming from a non-technical background, Saurabh and his team at Systenics took my business idea and turned it into a fully functional application which surpassed my expectations! You can be sure with them that all your IT related concerns will be covered."

Shobhan, CEO - IITJobs Inc

"The ability Systenics showed in code signing and deploying my click once code in Microsoft visual was truly awesome. I interviewed and tested 6 different development companies and only one was actually able to get the job done - that was Systenics Solutions! Professional, courteous and reliable - I highly recommend them and am very happy and eager to continue growing our business relationship now and in the near future. Thank you Saurabh"

Andre Pierre

I contracted with Systenics about 6 months ago, in an effort to customize auction software for a new company I am launching in the US. The entire process was as smooth as could be. Their estimate for the project was reasonable, and very close to the final number. I would absolutely use this company again, and I have so much confidence in their ability to work with me, I even agreed to a support agreement with them long term. Their ability to communicate with me in the US was always very timely. They listened to my thoughts and ideas, and then suggested some changes, that made my software have even greater value. I cannot thank them enough, and would highly suggest their quality services to anyone. A completely satisfied customer!

Joe Lefebvre - Pharmabid, LLC

Systenics did a great job on our customization , they clearly understood the requirements and completed the task in a timely manner. They were very thorough in project discussions and made sure that we understood how the customization works and suggested improvements when required

Mike Singh - Dr. Liquidator

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