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by bdfh42 16y ago
You are probably aware of these anyway but - just in case... jQuery (and other frameworks) deal with almost all browser compatibility issues when it comes to the UI. JSON is a great format for passing class properties from server to client
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by bdfh42 16y ago
Unkind my friend. I think the OP is looking for encouragement and enlightenment. Perhaps you could share some thoughts on how you tackle these issues.
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by bdfh42 16y ago
Perhaps time for a little zen ;) >I'd rather get the work done with the tools I like Well you can - within your own computing environment but when you want to reach out and run code on your user's computer then you have to take the tool
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by bdfh42 16y ago
You are on a path to enlightenment. JavaScript is an elegant and truly flexible language - very well suited to the roll we have given it in remote (and until recently) pretty simplistic client environments. I suggest that your issues are no
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“Naked Came the Null Delegate”: Chapter 2. Unhandled Exception(charlespetzold.com)
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by bdfh42 16y ago
Correct - the only customers I have had to "sack" have been a couple on a "special low price" deal - they always made greater demands than the regular paying customers and their (non financial) contributions to the process were always inade
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Microsoft Wiffler lets smartphones use free WiFi from moving vehicles(networkworld.com)
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What does 'pro-business' mean?(sethgodin.typepad.com)
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by bdfh42 16y ago
Project time is always billable. Sales time is not - although (of course) sales time costs have to be recovered and must form a part of your project hourly rates. I would worry about a customer who does not understand this basic business co
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by bdfh42 16y ago
I worked for many years as a freelance developer in the UK market. I own all my code - it is only licensed to the end user who paid for my time developing applications to their specification (if any such formal thing existed which was rare
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by bdfh42 16y ago
Copyright should only apply to the code body that was written - re-writing the same functionality from scratch should be fine but it might be wise to take extreme care to ensure that none of the original code gets included by mistake or tha
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by bdfh42 16y ago
If you wrote the code and did not explicitly sign the copyright in that code over to the group - then you own it. If someone else wrote the code then (assuming the above) they own it. The "idea" is all about execution - as is often said her
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Announcing NuPack, ASP.NET MVC 3 Beta, and WebMatrix Beta 2(weblogs.asp.net)
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Network Traffic Capturing with IE9 Developer Tools (blogs.microsoft.co.il)
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The tablet that Next (the retailer) is selling(guardian.co.uk)
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Documentation Done Right(thedailywtf.com)
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JQuery Templates, Data Link, and Globalization (weblogs.asp.net)
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“Fact engine” Wolfram Alpha to ship Android version and new APIs/widgets(scobleizer.com)
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by bdfh42 16y ago
Good points all. You need to show respect for your audience by ensuring that a visit to your blog is a pleasant one.
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by bdfh42 16y ago
I quick review of your "blog" makes it pretty clear that (as you yourself admit) you are just posting stuff. Why would anyone re-visit when they would have no idea if anything of interest to them will ever be posted? I think you need to dec
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by bdfh42 16y ago
What next? Scientists explain how Thor made thunder - no wait that one is easy.
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The Ultimate Guide for New IE9 users Who Fear Change(hanselman.com)
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Steve Jobs Stopped at Japan Airport Over Ninja Stars, SPA Magazine Says(bloomberg.com)
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Touch this innovative mobile-focused startup: Swype(scobleizer.com)
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by bdfh42 16y ago
Not quite IMO - Yes it means stop. But then I think it means - find the simplest thing that could possible work - and then get on with it. Works for me.
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Finding awesome developers in programming interviews(stevehanov.ca)
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by bdfh42 16y ago
I suspect that there are precious few ASP.NET applications where this is any sort of a risk (millions? - rubbish) and any developer that lets his or her server side code send anything other than a generic error message back to the client in
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Go That Way, Really Fast(codinghorror.com)
125 points by bdfh42 16y ago|33 comments
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Interpreting criticism(sethgodin.typepad.com)
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No End to DLL Hell(drdobbs.com)
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