posted on 06/02/08 at 11:11:45 pm by Joel Ross
One of the clients I have been working with has an interesting situation where they want to use URL rewriting - but in a different way than I've seen in the past. They've written an application for their clients, which is then used by their clients' c…
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posted on 06/01/08 at 11:38:58 pm by Joel Ross
My biggest frustration since moving all of my email to Google Apps has been around how Google's labels don't really translate to Outlook folders. For the most part, it's not an issue, but for certain things, it is. Tasks is one of those things. In Gmai…
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Categories: Personal, Software
posted on 05/27/08 at 08:00:36 pm by Joel Ross
I use Virtual PC for all of my development. I have a VHD for each client, and this has saved me several times in the past. First, if my laptop ever crashes, I still have my VHDs. That means I just need an OS and Virtual PC, and I'm back up and running. S…
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Categories: Development, Software
posted on 01/16/08 at 12:52:05 am by Joel Ross
This evening, I gave my presentation on continuous integration, and as promised, I'm posting my materials for anyone who wants them. CI - What, Why & How (zip) For those who were at the presentation, this is the contents of my C:\Build folder…
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posted on 12/28/07 at 11:15:51 pm by Joel Ross
On my current project, we're implementing Telerik's SiteFinity CMS product. It's an existing site, so there's lots of custom functionality that we still want to be able to use. Rather than building that into the main SiteFinity site, we opted to keep it…
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posted on 12/21/07 at 09:00:17 pm by Joel Ross
While I'm away on vacation, I figured I'd put up a series of posts on the NuSoft Framework. This is one of those posts. I've used the NuSoft Framework for a few different projects, and one pattern that keeps recurring is the idea of "extended pr…
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posted on 12/20/07 at 09:00:06 pm by Joel Ross
While I'm away on vacation, I figured I'd put up a series of posts on the NuSoft Framework. This is one of those posts. Ok. So you've been using the NuSoft framework (or you haven't, but are thinking about it). One thing keeps nagging you, though.…
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posted on 12/19/07 at 09:00:45 pm by Joel Ross
While I'm away on vacation, I figured I'd put up a series of posts on the NuSoft Framework. This is one of those posts. So you decided to jump on board and use the NuSoft Framework. You've been working on your project for a couple of months, and thin…
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posted on 12/19/07 at 02:00:34 am by Joel Ross
While I'm away on vacation, I figured I'd put up a series of posts on the NuSoft Framework. This is one of those posts. I highlighted the EntityBase and plan to cover EntityList/EntityListReadOnly separately because there's so much in those ones. I'l…
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posted on 12/17/07 at 09:00:05 pm by Joel Ross
While I'm away on vacation, I figured I'd put up a series of posts on the NuSoft Framework. This is one of those posts. Let's dive deeper into some of the files in the framework and see what they offer us, and how we can exploit them for our own bene…
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