Climbing the cliffs of web development, on .NET
Mads Kristensen, after reading my report about the score given by YSlow to his and other blogs, improved his score and challenged me to do the same.After 20 days, recovering from the time zone shift,…
Julien Lecomte is riding the wave of his YUI JavaScript Compressor and has just released the version 2.0 of the YUI Compressor. This version includes Isaac Schlueter’s regular expression based CSS…
As I anticipated yesterday, I implemented the YUI JS compressor inside Subtext's build process, and since it took me a while to understand how to specify the arguments for the NAnt <exec> task I…
Following the release of YSlow, there has a lot buzz around the rules it evaluates. And even if not all the 13 rules are issues for normal websites, some of them, like gzipping all the static text…
Last week the UGIdotNET community blog portal migrated to Subtext, and yesterday, another Italian .NET blogger, Michele Locuratolo, C# MVP and co-founder of a regional .NET UG (dotnetside), moved from…
In the last weeks there has been a lot of talking around YSlow, the tool that the Yahoo! Developer Network released to check sites against their 13 rules of High Performance Web Sites.Last week I used…
goes to After GeeksWithBlogs, also UGIdotNET, the Italian .NET user group, migrated from .Text to Subtext.Andrea, the president of the user group, waited for the week of "Ferragosto" when almost all…
Ivan and the other guys in Wellington had their last Lunch with Geeks about Design Patterns. And came out with that idea: The most overused design pattern : Singleton. With the remark that a…
I just woke up after 12 hours of sleep. I landed yesterday I landed at Milano Malpensa at 11pm after almost 2 days of flights around the globe.London Heathrow is the most paranoid airport ever. I…
I'm here at the Melbourne airport, after 4 hours and 30 minutes of flight over the Tasman Sea. The Qantas zone of the airport has free WiFi connectivity, which is very good, compared to the 5£ per…