[Infragistics] Murtaza Abdeali 49 My name is Murtaza Abdeali, also known as Taz, I am the product manager for Web Client at Infragistics. I manage our ASP.NET product line. I started at Infragistics in 2004 as a Developer Support Engineer, where I enjoyed being at the fore front of all the product lines, talking directly to customers, answering questions, solving simple and complex problems. Then I joined our Evangelism department as a Technical Evangelist, where I travelled all over the world visiting customers, speaking with them face to face, talking about the product and technologies around. During the same period, I also did some consulting and training gigs. This was the time where I got to see Infragistics customers actually using the product within their applications and being able to help with their problems in real time. In my current role as a Product Manager, I still do all of the above, but I am also responsible for setting the direction for our ASP.NET product. So, if you want to discuss anything regarding the ASP.NET toolset, please feel free to contact me: murtazaa@infragistics.com Email
NetAdvantage for jQuery 2012 Volume 1 : Sneak Peek [Infragistics] Murtaza Abdeali / Tue, Mar 13, 2012 I can almost see the light at the end of the tunnel, it has been yet another aggressive and feature rich cycle for the jQuery product and I can’t be more excited to give you guys a sneak peek of what...
Getting started with nodejs : 7 steps to your first HTTP server on nodejs [Infragistics] Murtaza Abdeali / Mon, Mar 12, 2012 There is ton of innovations going on these days around client frameworks and stacks using JavaScript and HTML5, among them is a unique server framework out that you can code against using JavaScript,...
Button with Image and Text in ASP.NET [Infragistics] Murtaza Abdeali / Fri, Feb 24, 2012 A very common need in almost every ASP.NET web application, a UI requirement to have a button control that can display text and image. Infragistics ships with just that control as part of their ASP.NET...
What is jQuery? And how big is it? [Infragistics] Murtaza Abdeali / Thu, Feb 16, 2012 jQuery is by far the most popular JavaScript framework ever developed. Released by John Resig and first launched in August 2006, since then, it has just seen increased demand year over year and solved...
Using jQuery Grid with PHP [Infragistics] Murtaza Abdeali / Wed, Feb 8, 2012 “Develop a suite of light weight Client Controls that enable creating better website experiences in browsers across platforms & devices backed by any server data end-point. “ The line above is the vision...
Using oData with jQuery Hierarchical Grid [Infragistics] Murtaza Abdeali / Tue, Jan 24, 2012 I have written a few posts in the past on how to bind data from oData services directly to the jQuery client controls that ship in NetAdvantage for jQuery. There are quite a few samples within our samples...
Cascading jQuery Combo Boxes in ASP.NET MVC [Infragistics] Murtaza Abdeali / Thu, Dec 1, 2011 In 2011 Volume 2, Infragistics shipped a combo box control in NetAdvantage for jQuery product. Combo box features a bunch of cool things like auto-suggest, remote filtering, multi-select etc.. One of...
How to Implement Infinite List “Load More” Pattern in ASP.NET Grid [Infragistics] Murtaza Abdeali / Wed, Nov 30, 2011 Among the patterns that add to the overall usability of the application around desktop and mobile interface, one of the common ones is the “Load More” button appearing at the bottom of the lists that...
Binding to oData with jQuery Grid [Infragistics] Murtaza Abdeali / Tue, Nov 22, 2011 If you are building browser based applications that use services to bring in data and rendering it all on the client, then you’ll find this post interesting. In the post, I am going to show you how to...
NetAdvantage for ASP.NET Product Changes in 2011 Volume 2 [Infragistics] Murtaza Abdeali / Thu, Nov 17, 2011 Infragistics has been developing ASP.NET controls since the ASP.NET framework was released during early 2000s. Since then, we have provided the toolset that have helped web developers take advantage of...