Tips and tricks for keeping up-to-date
These days a lot of people in the software business, including myself, do (or should do) some work to keep up with technologies, and what experiences others have. This includes quite a bit of reading both on misc websites and blogs. This can at times feel like quite a bit of...
Testing Delicious Bookmark Plugin for WLW
These are a few of the links I have added to my delicious bookmarks within the last year. I am thinking about doing a “see which links i added post” once in a while, so this is just to get off to a start. This is also my trial run of Delicious Bookmarks Plugin for Windows Live...
NU – gem like packaging for .NET
I just had a look at NU which is made to be for .NET what gems are for Ruby. Why should you care? Well if you are like me downloading new versions of miscellaneous open source projects and updating them along the way is not your favorite thing. It’s just tedious and seems to be a...
Like a good handyman a developer needs his tools – and plugins
Over the last couple of weeks I have been looking at quite a few new frameworks, tools and plugins. My focus area has mainly revolved around an app that I will be building that needs to pop and therefore it will make pretty heavy use of javascript and css - and of course by...
IronRuby 1.1 with LINQ support
Finally LINQ is supported in IronRuby now from v. 1.1 and I think it has been solved quite elegantly without any real syntactical gooeyness. Trying it out has been made very straight forward by looking at the 101 LINQ samples rewrite for IronRuby . From day one LINQ has seemed a...