Joel Varty
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Edentity Web Systems
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TFS Power Tools – Get Changeset, Rollback Changeset
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joelvarty
Check it out - http://blogs.msdn.com/buckh/archive/2005/11/16/493401.aspx It’s command line only at this point, but I like it. Build this into Visual Studio, somebody! More later - joel
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Getting excited about AJAX again (but will I use jQuery or Microsoft Ajax 4.0 – or both?)
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joelvarty
Dave Reed has a great example of how to do few different things in Preview 5 of Microsoft Ajax 4.0. A fee highlights: Declarative binding of data to templates onitemrendering event (is this the same as onitembind? it looks like it…) Dynamically...
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Always check for null on Request.UserAgent…
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joelvarty
Personally, I love the “Browser Capabilities” project on codeplex ( http://browserdetection.codeplex.com/ ) that does a nice job of extracting the actual things that a browser can do, saving you from doing things the following: if (Request.UserAgent.IndexOf...
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A new blog I’ve started reading (and should have read earlier…)
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joelvarty
I’ve started read Dave Reed’s blog “ Infinities Loop ”. He’s a member of the ASP.NET team and has some great insight on what’s happening now and in the future of ASP.NET. Check it out! More later - joel
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How JSONP works
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joelvarty
There are a plethora of explanations for JSONP (JSON with Padding, I think it stands for) out there – just search for “how JSONP works” and you’ll get a ton of descriptions. JSONP is provided as an alternative to normal JSON by jQuery on the client...
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