I've been asked many times how can you force a user to use HTTPS over HTTP without having to setup a lot of IIS settings.

As long as your site has an SSL certificate installed and is listening on HTTPS. You can use this code in your Page_Load routine.

if(Request.ServerVariables["HTTPS"] == "off")
Response.Redirect("https://"+Request.ServerVariables["HTTP_HOST"]+Request.ServerVariables["PATH_INFO"]);

This will check if you are secure, if it's off, redirect the client to the same page and query information, only on HTTPS protocol.

I-Trade FX is where I used work. I redeveloped their web presence after completing Market Traders Institutes website. For they were in the same boat as MTI, their site was classic ASP and needed rewriting for ASP.Net 2.0.
Systems Developed for I-Trade FX

• Website
• Funding System
• Online Application System
• Demo Account Signup
• Central Administration for all systems
• Auto-responder system
• Dynamic META tag generation system
• SEO Optomization routines
• Google Landing Page Handlers

http://www.itradefx.com

Market Traders Institute needed a fresh look. With the web taking off and Web 2.0 applications becoming standard, MTI requested a nice pleasing look with the functionality of Web 2.0 enabled software. They required upgrading classic ASP pages into ASP.Net 2.0 pages and an overhaul of their business systems for the web.

http://www.markettraders.com

TVMap RC2 was released, I have included it on the products page.
TVMap

There is a video demonstrating it in action in a FPS setting. It's really come a long way and fully supports the HL .MAP file format. The source code is included so you can see it's inner workings and develop custom integrations with your particular project.

Hope you all enjoy it. I use it now all the time.

Just when you thought it was safe

Version 3 arrives. This site is a combination of many open source projects like Drupal, Simple Machines Forum, E-commerce suite, and many more custom scripts and software written by myself.

I finally got around to getting all my sites systems in place. I have to import my content, but that's easy. What's really great is that the forums will act like a wiki while the main site can handle my shop and projects while giving me the ability to develop software, not maintain web code.

Hooray for Drupal!