April 2006 - Jay Kimble -- The Dev Theologian

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Jay Browses the Atlas js code taking notes -- Switching gears... AtlasRuntime.js and he Sys Namespace (IArray interface, IDisposable interface, and CutltureInfo structure/class)

[out of date post... this deals with MS Atlas CTP... which has been change drastically and is now MS Ajax Extensions] [I’ve decided to switch gears and look at the AtlasRuntime.js first. AtlasRuntime is a subset of the code within the Atlas.js script file… as luck would have it there is...

Published Sun, Apr 30 2006 12:03 PM by Jay Kimble

Filed under: ASP.Net, Atlas
Jay Browses the Atlas js code taking notes -- Window.Type (aka Type) Object, enumerations, flags dynamic classes

[out of date post... this deals with MS Atlas CTP... which has been change drastically and is now MS Ajax Extensions] [I’m at about line 559 in the debug source code… I lied in the last post (well, not intentionally)… there is more tweaking of the JS environment but mainly adding...

Published Sat, Apr 29 2006 12:30 AM by Jay Kimble

Filed under: Atlas
Atlas: Returning an object from an Ajax callback...

[out of date post... this deals with MS Atlas CTP... which has been change drastically and is now MS Ajax Extensions] JoeW asked me in response to my Atlas as an Ajax Callback Library if thewas a way to return an object. Well… it turns out that you can. This is the simple example I worked up....

Published Fri, Apr 28 2006 4:54 PM by Jay Kimble

Filed under: Atlas
Multiple MasterPages and Atlas...

[out of date post... this deals with MS Atlas CTP... which has been change drastically and is now MS Ajax Extensions] I discovered how to do something today that I want to remember (as well as to share with the world). But before I do that I must say something… (I know it’s a repeat statement...

Published Fri, Apr 28 2006 2:00 PM by Jay Kimble

Filed under: ASP.Net, AJAX, Atlas
Jay Browses the Atlas js code taking notes -- Object, Boolean, Number, String, Array, and RegExp classes

[out of date post... this deals with MS Atlas CTP... which has been change drastically and is now MS Ajax Extensions] [ Continuing with my note taking on the Atlas JS Source code … it may or may not be helpful for you, but it will definitely help me understand the client libs a little better....

Published Thu, Apr 27 2006 3:11 PM by Jay Kimble

Filed under: Atlas
How to use Atlas as an Ajax callback library...

This post has been moved to my new blog .

Published Thu, Apr 27 2006 10:50 AM by Jay Kimble

Filed under: Atlas
Jay Browses the Atlas js code taking notes -- Function class

[out of date post... this deals with MS Atlas CTP... which has been change drastically and is now MS Ajax Extensions] [Back in the day this is what I did to figure out how something worked… I have been given the source code to many a black box… I’m going to try read the Atlas Javascript...

Published Wed, Apr 26 2006 11:09 PM by Jay Kimble

Filed under: Atlas
Warning: ReSharper EAP versus Beta...

Just a quick note to everyone. If you are using the latest ReSharper Beta 2, you might want to keep up to date on the EAP builds instead . Why? Well, I downloaded the ReSharper Beta 2 when the announcement came out and replaced the EAP build 236 with it… I discovered today that Beta 2 is EAP 236 because...

Published Wed, Apr 26 2006 8:07 PM by Jay Kimble

Filed under: Components and tools
Why Atlas is cool! (AKA Why there will never be another JAAJAX release)

[out of date post... this deals with MS Atlas CTP... which has been change drastically and is now MS Ajax Extensions] I started a post yesterday (and I will complete it) about my experiences wiring up Atlas to a site that has multiple MasterPages (actually the site I’m working on is a portal that...

Published Wed, Apr 26 2006 4:56 PM by Jay Kimble

Filed under: Architecture, AJAX, Atlas
Cool and Scary New AJAX Technology...

I just read this article on Ajaxian about the new S3 Javascript Bindings . Very cool! They have implemented SHA1 hashes in Javascript! I also am intrigued by the idea of calling/retrieving Javascripts from S3 Service. I’m scared about the possibilities of storing/retrieving user data from S3. Don’t get...

Published Mon, Apr 24 2006 9:16 AM by Jay Kimble

Filed under: Technology, Dev Philosophy, Security, AJAX
What we do matters!

I gotta share a little story with you guys. I could remove all the names to protect the guilty, but we do too much of that. Sometimes I think embarassing companies (or their IT people) for system failures is good. I know that if some of my past mistakes had been exposed to the world I’d think better...

Published Fri, Apr 21 2006 11:35 AM by Jay Kimble

Filed under: Personal, Dev Philosophy
Athlon64x2 With XP SP2: A heads up...

This post is a quick warning to my fellow programmers. I have 2 machine’s that I primarily use for development: An Avaratec C3500 TabletPC (which has an Athlon 2200+ XP-M CPU), and a custom built (by me) desktop (which has an Athlon 64x2 processor). I’m not a dedicated AMD fan… in...

Published Mon, Apr 17 2006 8:09 PM by Jay Kimble

Filed under: Technology, Architecture
Atlas thoughts

[out of date post... this deals with MS Atlas CTP... which has been change drastically and is now MS Ajax Extensions] So I’m starting to get up to speed on Atlas. I really don’t want to fight the man, and the proliferation of AJAX toolkits has to stop. So I’ve been considering retiring...

Published Mon, Apr 17 2006 11:40 AM by Jay Kimble

Filed under: ASP.Net, AJAX
Tableless Web Development

I recently acquired the "No Tables for layout" religion. I have stopped using tables for the layout of a page. I use divs/panels and CSS2. I do still use tables for tabular data (like grids); I just find that they create as many problems as they solve. I've discovered that most simple layouts can be...

Published Thu, Apr 13 2006 3:52 PM by Jay Kimble

Filed under: Dev Philosophy, ASP.Net, Components and tools
XSLT for the Uninitiated Part 2: Beginning XSLT

[So what do you do when a Florida storm wakes you up at 3:30am? You get up and start an XSLT post] First of all, sorry this has taken so long to post. My mom passed away between posts. Generally, I put up technical stuff that I have learned doing my normal job. I learned XSLT awhile ago, and so have...

Published Mon, Apr 10 2006 4:07 PM by Jay Kimble

Filed under: ASP.Net, Components and tools, XML/XSLT

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Jay Browses the Atlas js code taking notes -- Switching gears... AtlasRuntime.js and he Sys Namespace (IArray interface, IDisposable interface, and CutltureInfo structure/class)

Jay Browses the Atlas js code taking notes -- Window.Type (aka Type) Object, enumerations, flags dynamic classes

Atlas: Returning an object from an Ajax callback...

Multiple MasterPages and Atlas...

Jay Browses the Atlas js code taking notes -- Object, Boolean, Number, String, Array, and RegExp classes

How to use Atlas as an Ajax callback library...

Jay Browses the Atlas js code taking notes -- Function class

Warning: ReSharper EAP versus Beta...

Why Atlas is cool! (AKA Why there will never be another JAAJAX release)

Cool and Scary New AJAX Technology...

What we do matters!

Athlon64x2 With XP SP2: A heads up...

Atlas thoughts

Tableless Web Development

XSLT for the Uninitiated Part 2: Beginning XSLT