February 2012
3 posts
3 tags
Extract Address Book Address Values on iPhone OS →
Feb 19th
3 tags
Comparing Dates in Objective-C
NSDate * dateOne = [NSDate date]; NSDate * dateTwo = [NSDate date]; if([dateOne compare:dateTwo] == NSOrderedAscending) { // dateOne is before dateTwo }
Feb 12th
2 tags
iOS Polygon Hit Test with CGMutablePathRef,... →
- (BOOL) containsPoint: (CGPoint) aPoint { // Prepare corner of isometric map (rhombus). CGPoint points[4]; points[3] = ccp(0.5f * self.tmxMap.contentSize.width, 0); points[2] = ccp(self.tmxMap.contentSize.width, 0.5f * self.tmxMap.contentSize.height); points[1] = ccp(0.5f * self.tmxMap.contentSize.width, self.tmxMap.contentSize.height); points[0] = ccp(0, 0.5f *...
Feb 12th
October 2011
3 posts
The Stack Exchange Architecture – 2011 Edition,... →
Oct 4th
3 tags
Markdown in JavaScript →
Oct 3rd
11 notes
2 tags
Text Editors for Programmers on the Mac →
I’ve mostly been using Kod but I might give Sublime Text a try.
Oct 3rd
20 notes
April 2011
5 posts
3 tags
ASP.NET MVC Authorize Attribute with Access Denied... →
I struggled to get the ASP.NET MVC Authorize attribute to redirect to an “Access Denied” page when the user was not in the specified role. I was using windows authentication and no matter what I set in the web config customErrors section (which was recommended) the user would always be prompted to enter a username and password instead. I found this stack overflow answer that suggests...
Apr 29th
37 notes
4 tags
Windsor Logging Facility for log4net →
Can’t wait to try it out. No more coding static logger instances!
Apr 28th
2 notes
3 tags
NHibernate 3.2: Better Batching Support for... →
NHibernate now supports batch sets when performing cascade operations.
Apr 27th
4 notes
3 tags
Using Query Classes With NHibernate →
While query objects may not always be advisable, Liam has an interesting approach using a base class and an extension method for ISession.
Apr 27th
Apr 6th
93 notes
February 2011
4 posts
jQuery Waypoints →
decodering: Waypoints is a small jQuery plugin that makes it easy to execute a function whenever you scroll to an element. (demos: infinite scrolling | sticky elements | scroll analytics)
Feb 25th
11 notes
2 tags
ILSpy: An open-source alternative to Reflector →
Goodbye Reflector, Hello ILSpy!
Feb 22nd
11 notes
3 tags
Well-Known Lookup Data & NHibernate →
Save some queries by moving your well-know lookup data out of the database and into memory.
Feb 8th
19 notes
2 tags
Feb 3rd
11 notes
January 2011
2 posts
2 tags
Jan 26th
62 notes
3 tags
Realistic CSS3 Box Shadows →
Jan 1st
7 notes
December 2010
4 posts
3 tags
Pure CSS3 Box-Shadow Page Curl Effect →
Dec 31st
12 notes
2 tags
Daylight Savings Time (DST) Ambiguities in .NET →
How to use the DateTime and DateTimeOffset objects when dealing with those pesky ambiguous time periods that occur when we switch back to standard time.
Dec 4th
7 notes
3 tags
Add a Favicon to External Links →
Using JavaScript, CSS, and Google’s favicon cache.
Dec 4th
11 notes
1 tag
Ultimate CSS Gradient Generator →
A powerful Photoshop-like CSS gradient editor.
Dec 4th
14 notes
November 2010
13 posts
2 tags
jQuery Gantt Chart →
A client side gantt chant written in jQuery.
Nov 21st
13 notes
3 tags
log4net ColoredConsoleAppender & NHibernate →
Not sure if using profiles would be required, but an interesting reference. Nice work Kristian.
Nov 20th
8 notes
1 tag
Nov 17th
144 notes
3 tags
Dear Tumblr: I want my post summary!
If {PostSummary} and/or {PostTitle} theme variables worked inside {block:Posts} I could do something like this: <a href="http://twitter.com/share" class="twitter-share-button" data-url="{Permalink}"{block:PostSummary} data-text="{PostSummary}"{/block:PostSummary} data-count="none"data-via="sdowding">Tweet</a><script type="text/javascript"...
Nov 17th
48 notes
2 tags
NHibernate & Bulk Operations →
Should NHibernate be used for bulk operations? The jury is still out but Davy Brion has some good suggestion on how to use IStatelessSession session instead of ISession.
Nov 9th
20 notes
1 tag
Nov 8th
46 notes
2 tags
Nov 6th
19 notes
3 tags
Testing CRUD Operations With NHibernate →
Worked well for me.
Nov 5th
17 notes
3 tags
Simple NHibernate Session Management in ASP.NET →
No framework required.
Nov 4th
11 notes
4 tags
MonitornWang →
MonitorWang is an extensible windows service based framework for running jobs to monitor your software and system. The data collected can be sent directly to Growl clients, WCF, SQL, NServiceBus. It comes preloaded with some tasks but it’s simple to implement your own!
Nov 3rd
15 notes
4 tags
NHibernate session management in NServiceBus  →
I used a variation on using the IoC container to manage the session.
Nov 3rd
14 notes
5 tags
NServiceBus + WebSphere MQ = nservicebuswmq →
IBM WebSphere MQ transportation layer for NServiceBus
Nov 3rd
14 notes
5 tags
NServiceBus: A Getting Started Series by Adam...
Adam has an awesome list of posts on getting started with NServiceBus. He’s taking a more real world approach by converting the MVC Music Store. Part 1: Analysis of ASP.NET MVC Music Store Part 2: Music Store Schema Part 3: Putting Messages on the Bus Part 4: (Missing?) Part 5: MVC Music Store Basic Pub/Sub Part 6: MVC Music Store Saga(Workflow) Part 7: Custom Performance...
Nov 3rd
6 notes
August 2010
1 post
4 tags
Updated HTML5 Tumblr Theme with Comment Support
I finally gave in and added DISQUS comment support to my Generic HTML5 Tumblr theme. Thanks everyone for all the feedback!
Aug 11th
20 notes
June 2010
3 posts
6 tags
WebStorm 1.0 - JetBrains New Web Development IDE →
Looks like the makers of ReSharper have released a Web Development IDE. It’s also runs on windows, mac, and linux. Navigate through files easily. Use relevant autocompletion for everything in your code. Get notified about code problems on the fly.
Jun 7th
8 notes
1 tag
Jun 2nd
17 notes
3 tags
“[Prefer] working software over comprehensive documentation.”
– Manifesto for Agile Software Development
Jun 1st
13 notes
May 2010
25 posts
3 tags
Send an Email With Powershell →
PowerShell v2 has what seems to still be a relativley unknown cmdlet that allows you to send email. Here is an example of how to use it: Send-MailMessage -To user@contoso.com ` -From user@fabrikam.com ` -Subject "Test" ` -Body "Test" ` -SmtpServer smtp.domain.com
May 28th
30 notes
2 tags
May 28th
7 notes
5 tags
Firefox Home Coming Soon to the iPhone →
It gives iPhone users instant access to their Firefox browsing history, bookmarks and the set of tabs from their most recent browser session. What’s more, it provides Firefox “Awesome Bar” capability that enables people to get to their favorite web sites with minimal typing.
May 27th
5 notes
5 tags
Prompt User to Extend the ASP.NET Session Before... →
via vijay
May 25th
16 notes
2 tags
“If someone absolutely insists that you write truly useless documentation, say...”
– Robert L Read, How to be a Programmer
May 20th
8 notes
2 tags
Introducing the Google Font API & Google Font... →
saschisch: Google has been working with a number of talented font designers to produce a varied collection of high quality open source fonts for the Google Font Directory. With the Google Font API, using these fonts on your web page is almost as easy as using the standard set of so-called “web-safe” fonts that come installed on most computers.
May 19th
105 notes
3 tags
A style guide for internal apps →
mylescarrick: These guys make software for churches. I really like this styleguide / pattern book for their apps. Might see if I can get something like that happening here.
May 17th
18 notes
3 tags
Download and Share Visual Studio Color Schemes →
May 17th
7 notes
2 tags
ListenThree things every developer should know, with Roy...
May 17th
3 notes
5 tags
May 14th
41 notes
4 tags
geektopia-deactivated20100527-d asked: Hi, Scott. Love the new theme and I'm using it for my own tumblr. One question: I cannot seem to get the "Stuff I Like" feature to work on my own tumblr. Can you explain how this is done?
May 12th
3 notes
5 tags
CQRS isn’t the answer – it’s just one of the... →
With the growing interest in Command/Query Responsibility Segregation (CQRS), more people are starting to ask questions about how to apply it to their applications. CQRS is actually in danger of reaching “best practice” status at which point in time people will apply it indiscriminately with truly terrible results. via Udi Dahan
May 10th
6 notes