You know those scary smart guys that freak you out when you talk to them because you realize how little you know? And, you know how these same people seem to be the key masters for some esoteric idea or technology you feel guilty for not knowing? Meet Matt Podwysocki. Matt is the functional programming […]
Read MoreI have been playing with BDD conventions for several days and while I am no expert, I genuinely enjoy the way this style forces me to consider design before creating code. I have tried to catch up on all the BDD purse fights going on out there and I understand that there are passionate differences […]
Read MoreGreat demo on REST and the OpenRasta framework by Sebastien Lambla last night. If you missed it, you can now watch the recording. Sebastien Lambla on REST and OpenRasta @ E-VAN 25 Feb 2009 Details of the next E-VAN meeting will be posted soon. Enjoy.
Read MoreI had intended to make this post last week, but nevertheless, here it is. As I announced exactly a month ago, I have officially started my new job as the Head of Development for CoachesAid.com. CoachesAid is a High School sports website that is expanding rapidly and it is my task to make this expansion […]
Read MoreYesterday I stopped reading LINQ in Action after I read just the first two parts about LINQ to Objects and the last part about building your own LINQ provider. Although we’re only talking about 200 pages here, it did take me while to get through. Not because we’re dealing with rocket science here, but because […]
Read MoreI made brief mention of a technical book exchange in a previous post. I have had several inquiries in comments, email, and Twitter asking for more details on this idea. To be clear, this does not yet exist, but what about it? Would you be interested in a technical book exchange? How might it work? […]
Read MoreFor all of the JQuery lovers out there, the JQuery has now released version 1.3.2. http://docs.jquery.com/Release:jQuery_1.3.2 There are no new “features” in this release (unlike .Net service packs), but I looks like it is worth the download. First off: speed improvements — even with IE6. These come in a number of areas: the selector engine, […]
Read MoreLong title, but this is a problem that has haunted me for a while now. I have an Asp.Net WebMethod that takes a List/IEnumerable/Array of stuff as a parameter, how do I send that stuff to that method using the JQuery Ajax method. Now, without having to reinvent the wheel, do check out David Ward’s […]
Read More
Recent Comments