April 2011
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January 2011
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December 2010
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October 2010
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September 2010
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August 2010
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Aug 30th
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“Do websites need to look exactly the same in every browser? NO!!”
– Dan Cederholm - http://dowebsitesneedtolookexactlythesameineverybrowser.com
Aug 27th
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Aug 12th
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Facebook GUI PSD
SurgeWorks just released this free Facebook GUI PSD. The kit was is under creative commons so it can be modified as you wish without any restrictions. I always like these kits (iPhone kit released not long ago) because you can see how other PSD’s are compiled. The kit has everything from the site: logo, UI elements, main window with the header, menu, chat window, modal components, comment...
Aug 9th
“Four points DBAs should make clear with their managers before taking one step...”
– By Brent Ozar (Quest Software SQL Server): http://bit.ly/cK0vHE
Aug 9th
July 2010
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Jul 29th
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Jul 18th
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Jul 18th
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Cloud computing
Megan Keller: Another big trend that we are hearing a lot about at this conference is cloud computing. People aren’t necessarily adopting, but they’re talking about adopting. They’re talking about the requirements—what do they need—and their concerns. Do you know anyone who is using cloud computing?
Brent Ozar: It’s one of those deals where I think people saw how rapidly virtualization got adopted when the bugs were ironed out. It really caught everybody by surprise when originally the hard-core shops went in, adopted it, and went under extreme pain when they chose to adopt those things early, but now everybody’s doing it and they’re seeing extreme cost benefits improvements there. Cloud, I think people look at that and say, “I bet that this is the next virtualization and it’s not ready yet, but I want to be one of the people who is there when it is ready. If it saves as much money as virtualization did, I want to be right there because I’m under so much cost pressure.” I don’t know anybody who’s moved stuff from on-premises to the cloud, but I know a lot of developers who say, “I want to build something, but I don’t have an enterprise behind me, what’s the easiest way to get started?”. (complete chat at http://bit.ly/arzFXR)
Jul 11th
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“Why bother using Entity Framework when Linq to SQL is doing good enough for me.”
– LINQ to SQL only supports 1 to 1 mapping of database tables, views, sprocs and functions available in Microsoft SQL Server. LINQ to Entities (ADO.Net Entity Framework) is an ORM (Object Relational Mapper) API which allows for a broad definition of object domain models and their relationships to many...
Jul 7th
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Jul 5th
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ListenBallad Silence - A looped soft and quiet digital...
Jul 5th
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“Dribbble is show and tell for designers, developers and other creatives. Share...”
– Bye the way, anyone has one dribbble invite to share ? Thanks
Jul 4th
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ListenOk, here is another small improvising, playing...
Jul 4th
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Jul 4th
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ListenRock Dream - A cool rock digital...
Jul 3rd
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DataBinder (increase performance) →
DataBinder.Eval method saves you from writing complex expressions, but using this method does impose a performance penalty on your code, because all the work it does is late-bound. If we want the fastest possible code, you can replace calls to DataBinder.Eval with explicit casts.
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June 2010
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ListenYeap, here I am improvising, playing with my...
Jun 27th
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