Browsing "Geek"
What Are My Tweeps Using?
Have you ever wondered what Twitter client was the most popular for a given hash tag? I did. Now I have pie charts.
Ladies Learning Code Introduction to WordPress Next Steps
Following yesterdays Ladies Learning Code Introduction to Wordpress, I've compiled some next steps for our new developers.
In Defense of MySpace
MySpace is often thought of a backwards web property for the modifications they let their users make. But behind those awful profile pages was some very impressive, and open sorce, .Net software.
Silverlight vs HTML5 Is Stupid
When Bob Muglia said "Our Silverlight strategy and focus going forward has shifted." at PDC 2010, he probably didn't know the can of worms he was opening.
Microsoft and Open source, At Least They’re Trying
After much fanfare at it's launch, Microsoft will be renaming NuPack (the open source .Net package management tool) due to a naming conflict.
Automated Testing Using Page Objects and WebDriver
When writing your automated test scripts it is helpful to abstract your interface from the assertions. One helpful method to [...]
Castle Project ActiveRecord for ASP.Net Tutorial: Part 1 Introduction and a Single Table
I recently began working with Castle ActiveRecord. It is an Object Relational Mapping (ORM) tool for .Net applications. If you’re [...]
JavaScript and SQL using Rhino and SQLite
My previous posts have revolved around running JavaScript in environments outside of the browser. After the disappointment of Microsoft dropping [...]
Still Waiting: The Story of Two Anticipated But Absent JavaScript Projects Pt 2
In my previous post I bemoaned the languishing existence of Managed Jscript. Since then I’ve come across this thread on [...]
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