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I've become rather acutely aware that my content has been lacking of late in the technical department. But I do have a couple of community announcements to make that are time-based so I'll compromise a bit and combine them into a single post....
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The obligatory follow-up post to the 99% of you (give or take 2%) that didn't attend my presentation, to let you know that I gave a presentation. This one is pure entertainment value only so if you're looking to code better, maybe Greg Young or...
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I was invited to speak at the Florida Tweener weekend which is the weekend 'twixt the two TechEd weeks in Orlando. The schedule is up and I had no idea what the scale of this thing would be! Not only is there a full day .NET code camp but also over...
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I've had "searching" on my mind lately but in a very narrow focus. Specifically, I have a Brownfield application for a client I dig up every so often whenever new features need to be added to it. (Off topic: As soon as I can re-brand the...
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Suppose it would have been more appropriate to make today's announcement yesterday but c'est la vie, que sera sera, ou est la biblioteque and all that. I'm w riting a book with Donald Belcham on practices and techniques that can be used on...
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Floridians beware! The Hillbilly descends on your fair state in the next few weeks: FlaDotNet - West Palm Beach, January 22, 2008 6:30pm Introducing MVC in .NET OnLoad, OnPreRender, OnRender, OnInit. Traditional web forms development makes...
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The "How to" is gone from the title to be resurrected at appropriate intervals. In my last post , it was brought up in the comments that it was, and I quote, "naff". Wikipedia helped me with a definition which confused me a little...
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Caution: This post has very little technical content but may contain traces of inspiration and could induce vomiting. Do not read if you have heart problems or a healthy streak of cynicism. As you can imagine, hillbillies are optimists by nature. Happy...
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