Climbing the cliffs of web development, on .NET
Rendering a radio button list with jQuery Mobile is pretty easy: you just write a normal radio buttons list, apply the jQuery Mobile data attribute and you a get nice mobile “touch” friendly radio…
Every now and then I go back to doing something with Node.js, and when this happens I’ve already forgotten everything I did and all the little knowledge I acquired the previous time I used it. And I…
I’m currently building a mobile javascript application and I wanted to render a Yes/No as a flip switch using jQuery Mobile. To track the status of the variable and pass it to the logic of the…
Lately the proxy configuration of my network has been changed, and moved from a transparent proxy, that required no configuration, to a “standard” proxy which requires a configuration script.…
In the same week of the Umbarco CodeGarden in Copenhagen, the Orchard CMS project is having its first pan-European Orchard Harvest Conference 2013. June 13 - 14th, 2013 (Thursday - Friday). The…
Over the last few years I had to move my blog through different hosting providers, and when in March my last hosting, EpicWin Hosting, closed business with only one month of notice I decided that I…
A few days ago I attended the second event of the newly born Belgian Node.js User Group. The event was about deploying and testing node.js applications and has been hosted in Microsoft Belgium offices…
Together with the traditional Christmas and New Year wishes, I wanted to give all European developer a small Xmas present:Web.NET Conference 2013 will be held in Paris, around the end of MayThis…
UPDATE (15 December): Boo... The Conference has been cancelled.Do you use JavaScript? Do you like skiing or snowboarding? Do you live in Europe? If you answered yes to at least the first 2 questions…
Continuing with my series of posts inspired by the work done on the Web.NET Conference web site, after telling you why you should not use Boolean fields when modeling your objects, today I want to…