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Tales from the Evil Empire - CMS as a service with DecentCMS
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Tales from the Evil Empire. CMS as a service with DecentCMS. Monday, May 18, 2015. No web site should be a silo. A CMS should be great at organizing, syndicating, and presenting your content, but it should also communicate with arbitrary applications outside the CMS. In particular, mobile applications should be able to use the data from the CMS. In DecentCMS, you can enable the. Feature to expose all content items as JSON documents. Content items are then available under two endpoints:. The first one,.
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Tales from the Evil Empire - The format for JavaScript doc comments
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Tales from the Evil Empire. The format for JavaScript doc comments. Tuesday, April 24, 2007. Xml documentation annotations are going to drive JavaScript IntelliSense in Visual Studio Orcas. The next version of Visual Studio). For more than a year now, we've been including xml doc comments to all public APIs in the Microsoft Ajax Library. The format we've been using is an extension of the format that C# and VB.NET are using. In C# or VB.NET, the doc comment are written before what they describe:. Another ...
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Tales from the Evil Empire - Tales from the Evil Empire
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Tales from the Evil Empire. Tales from the Evil Empire. Bertrand Le Roys blog. Unimportant egocentric rant: don’t .ToUpper() your titles. Saturday, April 9, 2016. Here’s a minor inconvenience that I’m going to put out there in the hope that one or two of the horrible people responsible for it may realize the errors of their ways and make the world a marginally better place. On dependencies, dependency injection, and sanity. Thursday, March 24, 2016. Easy custom RSS in Orchard. Friday, February 26, 2016.
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Tales from the Evil Empire - Twitter contest: what can you code in 130 characters?
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Tales from the Evil Empire. Twitter contest: what can you code in 130 characters? Thursday, May 21, 2009. I just posted the following snippet on Twitter. The exercise is to write meaningful and preferably cool code that fits in a Twitter message along with the #twitcode. Keyword, which leaves 130 characters. Private static readonly byte. I can’t wait to see what people come up with. Monitor the results from here:. Http:/ search.twitter.com/search? So whats the prize for winning? Great, working now. :).
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Tales from the Evil Empire - Ajax Control Toolkit: new controls, bug fixes
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Tales from the Evil Empire. Ajax Control Toolkit: new controls, bug fixes. Thursday, October 1, 2009. And we have a new release of Ajax Control Toolkit. I didn’t work on this one but there are some nice things in there nonetheless :). First, new controls! The JavaScript-only way to do Deep Zoom. It became a lot easier to use a few month ago when the need for tools disappeared and you can just point to any image on the web. And immediately get the URL. And script tag to put on your page:. The control has ...
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Tales from the Evil Empire - Dates and JSON
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Tales from the Evil Empire. Friday, January 18, 2008. Is a great data format and it's taken the Internet by storm for a number of good reasons. But because of a strange oversight in the EcmaScript specs. There is no standard way of describing dates in JSON. There's been a lot of discussion on this topic and it still remains a problem today. In the Microsoft Ajax Library. We've tried a number of different approaches before we converged to the solution we're using today. Second, any JSON. To be perfectly h...
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Tales from the Evil Empire - Using ScriptManager with other frameworks
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Tales from the Evil Empire. Using ScriptManager with other frameworks. Tuesday, July 8, 2008. Is a useful control. It manages script references, removes duplicates, enables localization and debug/release modes, enables script combining and makes client-side component-based development easier (components register their script dependencies with ScriptManager. Isn't really usable without Microsoft Ajax. The workaround is a simple control derived from ScriptManager. Script/jquery-1.2.6.js" /. Then, it regist...
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Tales from the Evil Empire - Querying DecentCMS, part2: querying the index
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Tales from the Evil Empire. Querying DecentCMS, part2: querying the index. Thursday, May 14, 2015. In the previous post, we looked at the basic concepts DecentCMS querying are built upon, and at how an index is built. In this post, we’ll examine how to query such an index in order to produce a result set. As soon as the index has been built, the querying API will return actual result sets. There are two ways an index can be queried: using. This map/reduce model of querying may seem strange if you are use...
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Tales from the Evil Empire - Using LinqPad to open SQL CE 4.0 databases
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Tales from the Evil Empire. Using LinqPad to open SQL CE 4.0 databases. Tuesday, October 19, 2010. I love SQL CE 4.0 because it promises to solves a problem that only SQLite has been able to solve thus far: no-install, x-copy deployable relational engine with good performance. Download and install LinqPad (the install is just unzipping the package wherever you want):. Http:/ www.linqpad.net/. Once you’ve unzipped the package and double-clicked the executable, you should see the following screen:. Sean: I...
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