I’m much more accustomed to doing development on a windows machine. On windows, there is an invaluable tool that all web developers use (or should be using) to help them understand what’s happening on the HTTP pipeline. That application is called Fiddler. Since I started doing more development on my Mac, i have struggled to …
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For a few months I’ve been working the MySpace Partner Relations team to evangelize MySpaceID, MySpace’s OpenID implementation. We’ve built out 6 libraries in different languages including: Java, PHP, Python, Ruby, C# and AS3. I am currently working on a similar library in Objective-C that can be used for both iPhone and MAC-Native applications. The …
[ Continue Reading... ]Google I/O had its strong points, particularly at the keynotes. It also had some weak points in that a few of the sessions I attended seemed more to be product plugs than actual technology sessions. Here is my high level summary of Google I/O App Engine Before Google Wave was announced, App Engine was the …
[ Continue Reading... ]Scott never disappoints in his presentations. We are all fans Scott. Anyhow, this is a great piece on ASP.NET MVC, which is something I find to be a very promising addition to the ASP.NET stack. Enjoy the presentation.
[ Continue Reading... ]Mono, the project that brings Microsoft (NSDQ: MSFT)’s C# and .Net to Linux, has released version 2.0 of its development framework. The framework provides a runtime system for C# and Visual Basic code to run on the Linux operating system instead of Windows, although it doesn’t attempt to duplicate the complete .Net environment. Read more …
[ Continue Reading... ]Technorati Tags: mvc asp.net A great in-depth analysis of the ASP.NET MVC Life Cycle. I highly recommend this to anyone transitioning over to ASP.NET MVC. Its based upon Preview 2 of the MVC, so some of its content is a little out-dated. It is nevertheless still valuable.
[ Continue Reading... ]Interesting article on the negative effects of multitasking. I tend to agree with much of what he says. I definitely think that the last words of the article describing societies lodged into excessive multi-tasking, “their culture may gain in information, but it will surely weaken in wisdom.” Being a programmer myself, multi-tasking is the ultimate …
[ Continue Reading... ]An interesting article when it comes to testing concurrency errors, especially with parallel programming.
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