Author Archives: jefferypalermo
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 … Continue reading
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 … Continue reading
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 … Continue reading
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 … Continue reading
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, … Continue reading