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SquishIt | CodeThinked
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Rails 3 Baby Steps. Mdash; 146 Comments. SquishIt – The Friendly ASP.NET JavaScript and CSS Squisher. Please don’t post support questions into the comments on this post! If you have questions, please post them to the SquishIt Google Group. I’ve received more feedback via e-mail on SquishIt than on pretty much any other post or project I’ve ever worked on in the past. I appreciate it! But before I start rambling, let’s get on with the tutorial. Continue reading →. Mdash; 12 Comments. Unfortunately, when y...
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Miscellaneous | CodeThinked
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Rails 3 Baby Steps. Mdash; No Comments. Developers, Go Forth And Cross Pollinate! If there is one thing that I have learned in my life, it is that you never learn anything by surrounding yourself with people who agree with you. Putting yourself in a giant echo chamber. Only serves to amplify and reinforce all the the ideas and beliefs that you hold. And at the same time, it amplifies and reinforces all of your prejudices, stereotypes, and superstitions that you hold. A high performing team will leverage ...
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Rails 3 Baby Steps. Mdash; 68 Comments. Preparing Yourself for Modern JavaScript Development. Continue reading →. Yep, that's me. Justin Etheredge. 2016 CodeThinked. Powered by WordPress. Cleanr theme by WPShoppe.
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Rails 3 Baby Steps. Mdash; No Comments. Ninject Dependency Injection Screencast Number 2. My second screencast on Dependency Injection with Ninject. Just went up on Dimecasts.net. Go check it out at the link below:. Diving Deeper into Ninject — Contextual Binding. Hope you enjoy it! Let me know what you think. Mdash; 6 Comments. Ninject Dependency Injection Screencast. My first screencast on Derik Whittakers. Introduction to the Ninject IoC Container. Yep, that's me. Justin Etheredge.
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IronRuby via C# Series | CodeThinked
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Rails 3 Baby Steps. IronRuby via C# Series. IronRuby via C# Series. Mdash; 7 Comments. Learning Ruby via IronRuby and C# Part 7. Click here to view the entire IronRuby via C# series. In this you can see that we have a Employee class with Developer and Manager child classes. If we wanted a method to be able to operate on either a Manager or a Developer then we would create a method that used our Employee base class like this:. Well, in Ruby this hierarchy would look like this:. So, that looks very similar...
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T-SQL Development | CodeThinked
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Rails 3 Baby Steps. Mdash; 8 Comments. Efficient Paging in SQL Server 2005. So, lets see some code! Id],[OrderDate],[SubTotal],[TaxTotal],[OrderTotal]. PageNum - 1) * @PageSize) 1). Again, you do not want to do this. But what is happening here is that first we select only even numbers, then we select only multiples of three. As you can see though, the second CTE uses the results of the first CTE. Quite neat, and very easy to read. Mdash; No Comments. UNION versus UNION ALL, lessons in minutiae. So, to de...
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Functional Programming Series | CodeThinked
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Rails 3 Baby Steps. Mdash; 1 Comment. Lambdas and Closures and Currying. Oh my! View the whole series:. So, lets use a multiply method with a third parameter:. 160; return. So, lets first look at an implementation of a Curry function with three arguments:. Curry TArg1, TArg2, TArg3, TResult. TArg1, TArg2, TArg3, TResult func). 160; return. Argument1 = argument2 = argument3 =. Func(argument1, argument2, argument3);. Method = Multiply;. CurriedMultiply = method.Curry();. You see what we are doing here?
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NHibernate 2.0, SQLite, and In-Memory Databases | CodeThinked
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Rails 3 Baby Steps. NHibernate 2.0, SQLite, and In-Memory Databases. For anyone who is having issues with in-memory SQLite databases and NHibernate 2, check this post out! NHibernate.ADOException: could not execute query [ select person0 .PersonId as PersonId0 , person0 .FirstName as FirstName0 , person0 .LastName as LastName0 from People Person0 ] — System.Data.SQLite.SQLiteException: SQLite error no such table: People. 201 and I am using System.Data.SQLite. Okay, so you can see here we are doing the sa...
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Book Review | CodeThinked
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Rails 3 Baby Steps. Mdash; 5 Comments. IronRuby Unleashed Is Out Now. As many of you may or may not know, I was the technical editor on Shay Friedman’s. I was approached about the potential of writing the IronRuby Unleashed book for Sams, but I felt under qualified and way too busy to try to write an entire book on IronRuby. Now that I have the book in my hands, I can firmly say that I was definitely. Continue reading →. Yep, that's me. Justin Etheredge. 2016 CodeThinked. Powered by WordPress.
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Software Development | CodeThinked
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Rails 3 Baby Steps. Mdash; 15 Comments. You Really Should Be Using NuGet. If you get one thing out of this post, I want it to be that you need to help spread the word. If you are currently using Visual Studio 2010, you have a very powerful package manager at your fingertips. What is a package manager? Well, you know how when you want to use a third party library you have to go find the website, download all of the files, unzip them somewhere (don’t forget to right click and unprotect that zip file! IR...
