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Skip to main content. Exists to act as a repository for articles that I write during my programming experience. This is likely to cover a variety of programming languages (most likely C#, JavaScript and PHP) as well as various technologies (.NET Framework, Drupal HTML/CSS) and subjects (Equality, ADO.NET, Linq, Mono, etc.). The articles will always be written to the best of my knowledge and will try to follow best practice although, inevitably, I'll screw up occasionally.
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The Code Attic | Storing all the lessons I've learned coding SharePoint and .NET.
Storing all the lessons I've learned coding SharePoint and .NET. How to describe Sitecore to a SharePoint guy? April 29, 2013. I have kicked off a new series of posts this week, on Paragon’s. Blog This series explains a competitive web content management platform Sitecore. To a SharePoint user. The first post is called “How to describe Sitecore to a SharePoint Guy”. And can be read in its entirety at http:/ sitecorecleveland.com/resources/blogs-posts/how to describe sitecore to a sharepoint guy. For the ...
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The Code Authors | Teaching computers how to behave
Type your search terms above and press return to see the search results. Teaching computers how to behave. November 7, 2014. How to base 64 encode a string in C# and why would you do that. For quick testing your encoding and decoding you can check the following site. Https:/ www.base64encode.org/. Https:/ www.base64decode.org/. So for scott as a user we need to set the following header in the http request headers. You can easily reverse the hash to original user name and password. Really? The Microsoft E...
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Welcome to nginx on Ubuntu!
Welcome to nginx on Ubuntu! If you see this page, the nginx web server is successfully installed and working on Ubuntu. Further configuration is required. For online documentation and support please refer to nginx.org. Tool to report bugs in the nginx package with Ubuntu. However, check existing bug reports. Before reporting a new bug. Thank you for using Ubuntu and nginx.
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Mobile apps - The Code Bakers
Portal de desenvolvimento mobile. Cursos e tutoriais gratuitos. Sábado, 23 de novembro de 2013. Os ventos da mudança continuam. Os ventos da mudança continuam a agitar o TCB! Eis as primeiras novidades: Os cursos serão atualizados, e vamos reformular o fórum TCB. Mantenha-se conectado com o estado da arte em tecnologia mobile! Postado por Cleuton Sampaio. Compartilhar com o Pinterest. Sexta-feira, 22 de novembro de 2013. Os ventos da mudança chegaram ao TCB! Postado por Cleuton Sampaio. Que seria uma evo...
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The Code Barbarian | www.thecodebarbarian.com
An 80/20 Guide to Mongoose Discriminators. July 24, 2015. All Time Most Popular. Introduction to the MEAN Stack, Part One: Setting Up Your Tools. The 80/20 Guide to Writing AngularJS Directives. Introduction to the MEAN Stack, Part Two: Building and Testing a To-do List. How to Easily Validate Any Form Ever Using AngularJS. Crunching NBA Finals History with MongoDB. June 26, 2015. The NBA Finals just concluded last week, and LeBron James officially has. June 12, 2015. May 08, 2015. April 24, 2015.
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The Code Barbarian | The software development blog of Valeri Karpov
The software development blog of Valeri Karpov. Static Site Generators are Overkill. February 6, 2015. This post is available at http:/ thecodebarbarian.com/2015/02/06/static site generators. An 80/20 Guide to AngularJS HTTP Interceptors. January 23, 2015. Post available at http:/ thecodebarbarian.com/2015/01/24/angularjs-interceptors. Creating REST APIs and Clients with LoopBack and AngularJS. January 16, 2015. This post is available at http:/ thecodebarbarian.com/2015/01/17/angularjs-loopback. Assuming...
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The Code Beautiful
Elegant succinct code for everyday use. Swap 2 Variables Without a 3rd Variable. A =b =a =b. Jimmy C. pointed me to this little gem of obfuscated code that uses XOR to swap 2 variables without the need of a 3rd/temp variable. Walking through the code:. Variable a holds the ‘temp’ XOR value and then XOR it back again. Go bitwise ops! Note: In Python and Ruby, you can do. Number = (number 1) % total number to iterate over. Try this on array elements for an endless circular loop. 1 ⁄ 1.
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