MiniMe–opinionated JavaScript and CSS bundling
Why MiniMe? For a while I have been using SquishIt to minify, bundle and version JavaScript and CSS files – and to a large extent it did a good job. However on a number of occations I ran into a group of scenarios where it just didn’t quite do enough for what I wanted. So when I...
Mama said knock you out!
In my last post I looked at how WCF Web API plays well with JQuery Templates. A former colleague of mine questioned if it could be used in all scenarios. This is a rather broad question, but I do think it can be used for most of your templating needs. So in this post I will give...
Web API playing well with JQuery Templates
Since my last blogpost about Web API Glenn Block appeared on Hanselminutes so it seems to be hot stuff at the moment. Having already written part of this blogpost, as it was actually part of the last post before I decided to break it in half, it seems a good time to finish it and...
Web API – for HTTP what MVC is for HTML
Over the last couple of weeks I have been looking a bit at the WCF Web API which I think is looking very promising. Web API is one of Microsofts newer open source projects, aiming at providing http based services on top of WCF - while providing an easy to use API that give...
Yearning for some learning?
A piece of advise that is often given to developers who want to keep improving, is to learn a new programming language every year. I mostly think it holds true if you try to learn a new paradigme – because just learning new syntax won’t really get you anywhere. Koans One way of...