Family++; Quiet Around Here.
As you may have noticed, things have been a bit quite over the past few months on here but I can honestly say that life itself »
Break Away From XML Configurations with ConfigR
Configuration files within ASP.NET applications can often seem a bit convoluted. Sections strewn all over the place, settings with nothing but strings everywhere and last »
Simple Modularity through Areas in ASP.NET MVC
The needs and requirements of many applications can change and evolve over time and managing these changes can often be difficult. This is one of the »
Using a Custom Domain with an Azure WebSite
As a follow up to the previous post on migrating your existing WordPress.com site to Azure Websites, this post will cover how to apply a »
A Deeper Look Into Open Source .NET Development
In November, Microsoft began an initiative towards bringing a large portion of its development technologies into the open source. The largest and most talked about of »
Go Back to School with Pluralsight (for 72 Hours)
Pluralsight has long been one of the best resources that you can find if your work deals with anything in the realm of technology. I’ve »
Migrating a WordPress Blog to Azure WebSites
For nearly two years, this site has been running over at WordPress.com and things have been great. WordPress provided everything that I needed to really »
Introducing Glyphfriend
During the Microsoft MVP Summit in November of this year, Mads Kristensen held a session on Visual Studio Extensibility and walked through the process of creating »
An Interesting List of Development Stuff (November 2014)
This month’s Interesting List of Development Stuff is a bit all over the place, which I am sure you have come to expect as the »
.NET Becomes Open Source and Cross-Platform
This morning, the announcements made at Microsoft’s Connect() event in New York have been rippling through the web and the effects of these announcements are »