7 Mar
2011

Taking Baby Steps with Node.js – BDD Style Unit Tests with Jasmine-Node Sprinkled With Some Should

By: Jan Van Ryswyck Category:UncategorizedTag: :4 Comments on Taking Baby Steps with Node.js – BDD Style Unit Tests with Jasmine-Node Sprinkled With Some Should

Here are the links to the previous installments: Introduction Threads vs. Events Using Non-Standard Modules Debugging with node-inspector CommonJS and Creating Custom Modules Node Version Management with n Taking Baby Steps with Node.js ? Implementing Events I probably don?t have to tell you for the umpteenth time about the importance of TDD and writing unit […]

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4 Mar
2011

Basic JavaScript Part 11: Functional Initialization

By: Jan Van Ryswyck Category:UncategorizedTag: :2 Comments on Basic JavaScript Part 11: Functional Initialization

Here are the links to the previous installments: Functions Objects Prototypes Enforcing New on Constructor Functions Hoisting Automatic Semicolon Insertion Static Properties and Methods Namespaces Reusing Methods of Other Objects  The Module Pattern I just want to quickly share some beautiful JavaScript code I picked up while watching the most excellent screencast 11 More Things […]

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1 Mar
2011

WPF–Windows 7 Task Bar Part Three–Overlay Icons

By: Brian Lagunas Category:UncategorizedTag: , , :

This is the third part in a four part series on how to implement various features of the Windows 7 Task Bar which are features that have seemly been forgotten.  This series will attempt to resurrect the Windows 7 taskbar and cover the following: Thumbnail Buttons Jump Lists Overlay Icons Progress bar icons In this […]

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1 Mar
2011

Boise Code Camp 2011–WPF for Dummies and Model-View-ViewModel (MVVM) Explained

By: Brian Lagunas Category:UncategorizedTag: , , , , , :

Wow…  Boise Code Camp rocked this year.  There were great presentations, great people, and great conversations.  You even had an occasional code pairing.  Not to mention the two XBOX Kinects to help fill in the time between sessions.  This year I only gave two presentations; WPF for Dummies and Model-View-ViewModel (MVVM) Explained.  If you are […]

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