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Using JSON with MonoRail
As a sort of follow-up to my AJAX and MonoRail post, I've put together a small project showing how you can easily use JSON with MonoRail. I planned on posting a blog entry and the code tonight but instead, I decided to spend some time working on the AJAX and JSON section of the MonoRail Users Guide. It's my way of saying "Thanks!" to the Castle team for putting together (and supporting!) such a wonderful project.
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Day of .NET Fall 2008 (Ann Arbor)
It's time for Day of .NET Ann Arbor! As John Hopkins has pointed out, the date is October 18th, 2008. Once again will be using Washtenaw Community College as our venue. Registration for this FREE event is now open and since we always "sell out", I would recommend an early registration.
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The End of SpamBayes (for me)
I've been happily using SpamBayes for years (almost 5 to be exact) as my SPAM filter. Its worked remarkably well for a free Microsoft Outlook Add-in. However, something happened today and things haven't been right since.
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Easy AJAX with MonoRail
AJAX gives your web applications a better user experience. They'll get quicker feedback on their actions and it won't require a full page refresh. In this post, I'm going to review the basics of doing AJAX in MonoRail. A complete Visual Studio 2008 solution for this sample project is available from my Google Code page.
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Now Syndicating with FeedBurner
I've hopped on the FeedBurner wagon. If you're subscribed to my blog, please update your subscriptions to:
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Why do I keep trying?
I see it's been almost 2 years since I lashed out on Data Binding in .NET. Judging from the comments I received, it seems I'm not the only one who thinks this technology is not implemented very well.
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Monorail Dynamic Actions = Reusable Goodness!
Monorail gives you a nice, easy to use MVC implementation on top of ASP.NET. Dynamic Actions is a feature that allows code reuse across controllers without restricting you to specific inheritence model.
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Announcing Mads Torgersen as keynoter at CodeMash!
Just announced (about 45 minutes ago): Microsoft Language PM Mads Torgersen will be a keynote speaker at CodeMash! This is great news! I visited one of Mads' session at the MVP Summit this year and it was really good. He's a great speaker and has an enormous amount of C# and .NET knowledge to share.
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Euler 10
After tackling number 9 yesterday, I thought I'd do #10 real quick since it seemend pretty easy.
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Project Euler #9
So I decided to start looking into the Project Euler problems. A number of fellow SRT employees have been tackling these over the past few months and after recently reading Bill's solutions for problems #7 and #8 I decided to look at #9.