Listen to this episode! [40:22] This episode is a discussion with K. Scott Allen in which we discuss the recent MVC 3 release and some other tools that web developers will love. Sure, you?ve heard of Razor and NuGet, but what about IIS7 Express? What about the new extension model supporting IoC containers in the […]
Read MoreListen Now! [47:22] This visit with Ken Schwaber brings us up to date on the latest thinking in Scrum and the latest developments over at Scrum.org. There are several new initiatives over at Scrum.org including the Professional Scrum Team Member program, which Pluralsight is a large part of. In addition to latest news, Ken addresses […]
Read MoreI?ve enjoyed Firebug in Firefox, and even find value in Firebug light when used in Internet Explorer. However if you don?t have control or don?t want to place the Firebug installation js file in your web site to include firebug. I figured out a way to load it on demand with a bookmark in Internet […]
Read MoreThe Long Story Short Google took over FeedBurner and is now providing NO real support for people using the service. Google, if you are going to acquire these little companies, would you please not ruin the service they offered? The Long Story If you are reading this in your own newsreader, like Google Reader, Outlook, […]
Read More(Cross post with my personal blog) I?ve been working on a secret side project. You can find it on your android market by searching for ?PaceMaker? or using this AppBrain link. Or if you are reading this on your phone, try this link. If you have seen a few of my posts on Android development, […]
Read MoreListen now! [52:48] Welcome to the first Pluralcast of the new year! This episode includes a few predictions for 2011 and a great discussion with Andrew Burst about that thing we love: data! We learn the meaning behind cryptic terms like dimension, cube, measure, score card, and KPI. Additionally, Andrew makes the case that BI […]
Read MoreAround the same time last year, I wrote this blog post where I?ve set out a couple of things to learn throughout the year. Being really honest with myself, I must admit that I could have done better. Nevertheless, I did manage to spend some free time on learning new stuff and broadening my existing […]
Read MoreThis post is coming a little late (just realized I still had it in my local drafts and had not published it)… Although I put out these blog posts (sometimes), the best way to learn about new releases is to subscribe to any of the myriad of Codeplex rss feeds for the project. StatLight V1.2 […]
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