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Hiring for new super-secret project
Well, I guess it’s not so super-secret anymore now but these last few months, I’ve been transitioning from ASP.NET Ajax to a new project that aims at helping ASP.NET communities build Open Source applications on ASP.NET. It’s a lot of fun and the good news is that you can join in. We are hiring a senior developer:
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Mocking indexer getters with Moq
This is a follow-up on that other post: Mocking indexer setters with Moq. -
Tell me what smells in WebForms as a view engine
Don’t read too much into this, but I’d love to read your feedback on this. I’m compiling a list of stuff that smells in WebForms when used as a view engine in MVC. -
Mandelbrot set in a twitcode
Kinik just published a pretty amazing #twitcode version of a Mandelbrot set visualization in JavaScript that Jacob Seidelin wrote.
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A (less) simple include for ASP.NET
In yesterday’s post, I published the code for a simple include method for ASP.NET that I’ve been using in a couple of places, only to realize that it was fine for what I was doing but probably not very useful beyond that. -
A simple include for ASP.NET
In yesterday’s post, I alluded to a simple include extension method that I like to use when I don’t care about designer support. In a comment, Andrew asked if I could share the code for it, so here it is. -
Are Master Pages too complex?
Master Pages are a wonderful concept that as developers we highly value. It’s the sort of pattern that just looks like the right thing to do (to our twisted, concept hungry developer minds) and that even makes you wonder why we haven’t done it that way since the beginning of time (1990). For the record, master pages were invented by David Ebbo, who is behind a lot of the smartest things in ASP.NET.