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This blog has moved - please update your feed

Please update your feed: http://feeds.jeffreypalermo.com/jeffreypalermo I've opened a new blog on my own domain, jeffreypalermo.com , and I'll be posting there from now on. I've been with CodeBetter for many years, and I really enjoyed it. I joined at a time when we pitched in money each...

Published Fri, Jul 11 2008 7:18 AM by Jeffrey Palermo
Learn XHtml and CSS from the pros

We ( Headspring Systems ) are a client of PSD2HTML . We have a designer, but we have found it more cost-effective to have PSD2HTML take our initial UI designs and create XHtml and CSS out of them. From there, we will add these screens to the custom web application we are building. PSD2HTML has several...

Published Mon, Jul 7 2008 9:27 AM by Jeffrey Palermo
Find me on twitter @jeffreypalermo

If you read twitter, you can find me at http://twitter.com/jeffreypalermo Since I tend not to write short blog posts (like this one), I put the small ones on twitter. If you do twitter RSS, you can use this feed: http://twitter.com/statuses/user_timeline/13253882.rss And normal blog feed: http://feeds...

Published Mon, Jun 23 2008 1:01 AM by Jeffrey Palermo
Realistically achieving high test coverage - MvcContrib

Since Eric Hexter and I started the MvcContrib project, we've mandated a high test coverage. If a patch comes without tests, we'd reject the patch. Given that MvcContrib exists for the purpose of supplementing a presentation library, ASP.NET MVC, you might think it's not possible to achieve...

Published Mon, Jun 23 2008 12:47 AM by Jeffrey Palermo
Objectively evaluating O/R Mappers (or how to make it easy to dump NHibernate)

I'm amazed that there is so much talk about object/relational mappers these days. Pleased, but amazed. I tend to be in the "early adopter" part of the Rogers technology adoption curve. (Subscribe to my feed: http://feeds.feedburner.com/jeffreypalermo ) In the .Net world, I didn't hear...

Published Mon, Jun 23 2008 12:07 AM by Jeffrey Palermo
MvcContrib 0.0.1.117 released to match ASP.NET MVC Preview 3

Get it here! We have received many patches that keep making MvcContrib THE library for extra functionality on top of the ASP.NET MVC Framework .

Published Mon, Jun 2 2008 2:27 AM by Jeffrey Palermo
Call for Party with Palermo RSVPs. Reserve your spot now for the Tech Ed party

RSVP now for the HUGE Tech Ed Developers edition of Party with Palermo . I've rented out an entire night club right down from the convention center for this party. Bring your friends and your business card. Party with Palermo: Tech Ed 2008 Developers Edition June 2, 2008 @ 7:00PM - 10:00PM Glo Lounge...

Published Thu, May 29 2008 8:44 AM by Jeffrey Palermo
Austin Code Camp 2008 has great reports

The Austin .Net User Group conducted its third annual Austin Code Camp on May 17, 2008. Eric Hexter and John Teague did a great job heading up the effort to put on this weekend conference. Attendance was around 203, and St. Edward's PEC graciously hosted again. Those facilities are great!! I was...

Published Thu, May 29 2008 7:58 AM by Jeffrey Palermo
Automated Builds with SQLExpress

A quick tip about scripting a software build using SQL Express 2005. It isn't network-enabled by default, so you'll want to change the network configuration to enable TCP/IP. The setting is in Sql Server Configuration Manager. Here is a screenshot: And I used Cropper on x64 windows to make the...

Published Sat, May 17 2008 2:01 AM by Jeffrey Palermo
Cropper can now work on x64 Windows (and SvnBridge works well)

I recently tried out Windows Server 2008 x64, and I'm gradually transitioning. I'm installing all the tools I have on my XP drive, but I won't complete the switch until I've verified there are no blocking issues. I regularly use Cropper to grab snapshots of my screens and portions of...

Published Sat, May 17 2008 1:42 AM by Jeffrey Palermo
DevTeach session materials posted

My session materials are posted here on my google code repository Blackbelt configuration for new projects Jeffrey Palermo - ARC439 Any architect knows the challenges of setting up configuration management for a new project. Architecture isn't just for the application. The manner in which source...

Published Fri, May 16 2008 4:22 PM by Jeffrey Palermo
Eric Hexter joins Headspring Systems!

Eric Hexter has already announced his move to Headspring Systems . I am very glad to have him on board. I look forward to the contribution he will make to our company. He brings many years of experience from being the Director of eCommerce Technologies at Callaway Golf Interactive. He joins us as a Principal...

Published Wed, May 14 2008 9:21 PM by Jeffrey Palermo
Party with Palermo @ DevTeach is tomorrow!!

DevTeach kicks off tomorrow with a smashing Party with Palermo . Currently there are around 100 lively characters RSVPed to attend. Remember, cover charge is 1 business card. Cheap price, I know. It's the perfect way to kick off a conference week. Party with Palermo is open to all, not just conference...

Published Sun, May 11 2008 3:28 PM by Jeffrey Palermo

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Heard Mike Cohn speak at AgileAustin user group

Today I had the pleasure of hearing Mike Cohn speak at an AgileAustin meeting. Below are some of my raw notes. I have not edited them. Just a brain dump of some of the presentation. - agile is all about continuous improvement - we cannot predict how an organization will respond to change. - We cannot...

Published Thu, May 8 2008 6:56 PM by Jeffrey Palermo
Registration now open for Party with Palermo: Tech Ed 2008 Developers edition

If you are going to Tech Ed Developers , and you have a blog, add the badge below. The Tech Ed party website is up. Go RSVP now. Party with Palermo is the place to be when you get in to town. Meet up with your friends at Party with Palermo. If you would like to sponsor, the information is there as well...

Published Sat, Apr 26 2008 12:30 AM by Jeffrey Palermo

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This blog has moved - please update your feed

Learn XHtml and CSS from the pros

Find me on twitter @jeffreypalermo

Realistically achieving high test coverage - MvcContrib

Objectively evaluating O/R Mappers (or how to make it easy to dump NHibernate)

MvcContrib 0.0.1.117 released to match ASP.NET MVC Preview 3

Call for Party with Palermo RSVPs. Reserve your spot now for the Tech Ed party

Austin Code Camp 2008 has great reports

Automated Builds with SQLExpress

Cropper can now work on x64 Windows (and SvnBridge works well)

DevTeach session materials posted

Eric Hexter joins Headspring Systems!

Party with Palermo @ DevTeach is tomorrow!!

Heard Mike Cohn speak at AgileAustin user group

Registration now open for Party with Palermo: Tech Ed 2008 Developers edition