igorz 27/03/2012 - 13:13
This tutorial indeed for people who is not familiar with Git and GitHub and make first steps with this this technology. The tutorial contains...
Visual studio is probably the best JavaScript editor out there. This is not a comparison test between the IDE’s it’s just my opinion why VS kicks ass to others. To be completely honest
 
  1. I haven’t testes all the IDE’s out there
  2. I’ve been using VS for more than 10 years
  3. I’ve been using eclipse for a couple of month
  4. Other coworker facing my state (1, 2) also shares the same opinion.

 

menny 10/03/2012 - 17:12

While I like to have much informative content than just a link here and there, it happens that often I found good (great) links to relay on that I wish to collect along my way. Here is a great detailed comparison between C# to Java programming language features. In my current state (developing c# code for more than 10 years, starting from the beta releases) I can only wish for Java to progress in the giant steps C# makes every year, and have all the goodness the C# language has to offer today. While in the same breath I wish for C# (and Microsoft) to progress in the giant steps that the Open Source Community progresses: revealing new technologies that only later come to use in .Net (like Hibernate, Hadoop, Mongo) etc.’

 

Take a look, you may surprise yourself.

menny 28/02/2012 - 00:48

Prior ASP.NET 4.0, the only way to handle extensionless URLs was setting runAllManagedModulesForAllRequests=”true” (IIS 7 integrated mode) or mapping a wildcard (IIS 6 and IIS 7 in classic mode). That impacts the performance of static requests (HTML, JPG, GIF, CSS, JS, etc), because a all requests are handled by ASP.NET and runs application pipeline with all attached modules.

ASP.NET v4.0 provides a better way to enable extensionless URLs routing.
There is a new feature that allows extensionless URLs to be directed into managed code, without a wildcard mapping or setting runAllManagedModulesForAllRequests=”true”.
Because of this feature all static resources requests are not longer handled by ASP.NET, and consequentially, they are no longer suffered by performance impact.

igorz 17/02/2011 - 09:01

Restore Janus UITabPages after a tab is closed or the control is resized. Hide the navigation tool if that's applicable. Use C# Extension Methods to do that.

dror 22/03/2011 - 02:49

Red Gate has announced that it will charge $35 for version 7 of .NET Reflector upon its release in early March. Version 7 will be sold as a perpetual license, with no time bomb or forced updates.

 

Link to more:

igorz 03/02/2011 - 12:10

Agenda

 

  1. we will make sure you have proper installation and are ready to work with these new technologies (see end of the email for installations).

  2. go over the new subjects with example in the following order

    1. knockout.js
    2. SPA application (& upshot.js)
    3. EF 4.1 code first
    4. require.js
    5. visual studio & local DB
  3. we will setup a GIT repository with the examples and ready to use project for the fuse day

  4. we will distribute the work between us

 

Please make sure the following products are available on top of windows

 

igorz 16/04/2012 - 08:09

LocalDB was introduced in SQL Server 2012 CTP3. It’s basically a new version of SQL Express, with same functionality, dedicated to developers. So you don’t need to install any SQL server. If you have installed SQL 2012 or Visual Studio 11 then you already have it, and it runs over .Net 4 or higher. If you are using Visual Studio 11 and have been playing with the new EntityFramework and MVC, you can see it on the default connection string.

 

When you start a debug session the LocalDB starts on a different process with a clean instance of SQL. When you stop the debug session, it stops. And this is quite fun since you get a full local dedicated database per debug session started and stopes by VS. The LocalDB also support Database as a file during the connection process letting the developers work on local MDF/LDF file.

 

menny 15/03/2012 - 21:40

After trying to figure out why the bundling of all my JavaScript skips some files (like Knockout.js, and History.js) I opened the reflector to find out more. It seems that the RegisterTemplateBundles just adds the default JavaScript libraries, like JQuery and MicrosoftAjax, hardcoded. This means that they are the “template” when registering the template bundle.

 

menny 15/03/2012 - 15:34

Microsoft announced that SQL Server 2012 has released to manufacturing.

igorz 14/03/2012 - 18:45
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