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This blog is quiet… too quiet. It’s been a busy couple of months since starting at Clarity in January. PowerPoint, for better or worse, became my after-hours IDE. Below you will find some of the recent talks accompanied by their slides and code. Hopefully I...
If you drink from the fire hose read Ayende’s blog you would notice a lot of Anti-Repository talk over the past couple years – which I fully agree with.
By using the the simple SelectorAttribute and EditorTemplate described in this post, you will get rich support the following very common scenarios (and flip between the various modes with ease): Single selection from a Drop Down Single selection from Radio Buttons Multiple selection from Check...
Many ASP.NET applications utilize the System.Web.Caching.Cache in some way. While it offers a pretty simple Dictionary-like API that your app can start using immediately, I typically create a combined “tell-don’t-ask” wrapper around it – which has some additional architectural benefits as well. Out of the...
Many line-of-business applications contain dozens of forms similar to the following, each field consisting of a few common characteristics:
