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mvcConf recap: (M)egacool (V)irtual (C)onference
Technorati Tags: ASP.NET MVC,mvcconf I took the day off work today to "attend" mvcConf: the Virtual ASP.NET MVC Conference, and had a great time. Thanks to all of the presenters and organizers of the conference. It was a huge success, and I'm sure that like me, most of the attendees hope there will be another soon. It was amazing how smoothly everything went. There were only one session cancellation and very few technical difficulties (I experienced none, but people in the chat rooms reported a few ......
Posted On Thursday, July 22, 2010 10:13 PM | Comments (0)
jQuery UI autocomplete / IE6 fix with bgiframe plug-in
Technorati Tags: jQuery,JavaScript I'm using the jQuery UI Autocomplete plug-in on my current intranet project, and am impressed with how powerful and easy to use it is. It works great on my development PC with Internet Explorer 8, and I was very pleased with myself. …until I tested on one of our "thin client" machines, and my beautiful autocomplete dropdown looked like Swiss cheese: The browser on the thin-client is, you guessed it - everybody's favorite browser - IE6. IE6 has z-index issues that ......
Posted On Monday, July 12, 2010 9:21 PM | Comments (4)
Two online events: "mvcConf" and the "jQuery Online Conference"
Technorati Tags: jQuery,ASP.NET,ASP.NET MVC,conferences I was excited yesterday to learn of two upcoming virtual online conferences about topics in which I'm very interested. The first one I heard about was mvcConf, the Virtual ASP.NET MVC Conference - Thursday, July 22. From the website: mvcConf is a virtual conference focused on one thing. Writing awesome applications on top of the ASP.Net MVC framework. The event will be free to attend, and your brain will explode from taking in so much hard core ......
Posted On Friday, July 9, 2010 6:07 AM | Comments (0)
"Cloning" divs with jQuery
Technorati Tags: jQuery,JavaScript I'm sure I've "invented" a technique that's been done by many others (and I don't doubt that there's a slicker way to do it), but… Sometimes I'll want to have an identical chunk of HTML repeated more than once on a web page, for example: a search page with "Search" and "Clear Fields" buttons both above and below the search field inputs. I'd like to just render that HTML once on the server, than "clone" it on the client. For my site, I established a convention where ......
Posted On Saturday, June 26, 2010 9:42 AM | Comments (2)
Kansas City Developer Conference Recap
Technorati Tags: .NET,Kansas City Thanks to the KC development community for a great free event. The Johnson County Community College provided very nice facilities. I’m the sort of guy who would willingly drive 4+ hours each way for a free XL (or “developer medium”, as Richard Campbell calls it) T-shirt, but got a lot more than that out of the event. Here's a recap of the sessions I attended: Why Kanban? speaker: Troy Tuttle Troy is a “pragmatic agilist” at AdventureTech (not AdventureWorks – I was ......
Posted On Saturday, June 19, 2010 3:26 PM | Comments (0)
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Posted On Wednesday, June 9, 2010 7:06 PM | Comments (0)
Getting Serious About JavaScript
Like many ASP.NET developers, I’ve gotten by for years knowing just enough JavaScript to get by. I’ve spent many frustrating hours cursing the language, when the problem was not really JavaScript (although it has more than its share of weirdness), but my assumption that I knew how it worked, just because it looks like C#. Now, thanks in large part to jQuery, I actually enjoy client-side programming. jQuery makes things so much easier (replacing dozens of lines of code that I painstakingly figured ......
Posted On Monday, September 21, 2009 9:32 PM | Comments (0)
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