about 7 months ago - No comments
This looked like a link that was fairly re-post worthy. This is practically a must for any .NET + LINQ + MSSQL developer out there. Very neat way of doing audit trails in MSSQL with LINQ and C#.
A couple months ago I wrote a basic set of extension methods to handle automatic auditing in LINQ More >
about 8 months ago - No comments
So I’ve been doing a LOT of Javascript programming in the last few days and I ran into a few limitations of the language or constructs within the language. For example, certain versions of IE do not support the Array.indexOf() method. Another problem I ran into is that the Javascript language does not contain a More >
about 9 months ago - No comments
I’ve been doing a decent amount of string manipulation lately and decided to combine that with my newfound knowledge about .NET extension methods. If you don’t know what extension methods are, they’re basically a way to extend a class without needing the source code to that particular class–hence why I can extend the System.String type More >
about 11 months ago - No comments
If you feel compelled to blog from your Android-based phone, take a look at wpToGo grom the Android market place. It is a free app that uses xml-rpc to post directly to Word Press blogs that have it enabled. It is pretty neat, I’m using it right now.
about 11 months ago - No comments
Almost forgot to mention. My site got black-listed last week because it got hacked AGAIN! Even after I ran a virus scan, changed my passwords, changed my security questions, EVERYTHING… I get boned by a trojan or something which stole my account information and distributed malware via my website. I think I’ve narrowed it down More >
about 12 months ago - No comments
I’ve added a section to the site called “TI-83″ which contains just a couple of programs I’ve written for my graphing calculator over the years. A lot of these I wrote when I was in high school to assist me on quizzes and homework for algebra II and pre-calc. I’ve been finding myself relying more More >
about 1 year ago - No comments
I recently wrote up a template engine tool called Templatize. It started as a tool for my girlfriend so she could quickly generate HTML pages from CSV rows for use on eBay, but then quickly grew into a more robust template tool.
Basically it takes a set of input data, containing multiple entities (rows), each with More >
about 1 year ago - No comments
Alright, I’ve finally put my open-source project website woes to rest. I successfully published the first version of CTask-Lite out on GitHub. It can be found here: http://github.com/cdunlap/ctask-lite
CTask-Lite is an easy to install, configure, theme, and use task management system. It is aimed at tiny teams working on ‘open’ projects. What I mean by open is More >
about 1 year ago - No comments
I wrote a neat little web-based task system in PHP, jQuery, and SQLite last night and wanted a place to put it so I could give it to the world (and maintain my source code).
I checked out Google code, where I have placed several projects of mine. I successfully created a project, but when I’d More >
about 1 year ago - No comments
Well, it depends on what encoding you’re using.
Lately I’ve been in “endian-ness” hell on a project I’m working on. Well, not really a “hell”, more of a hurdle that can easily be overcome. A friend of mine recently asked me the difference between the two binary encoding strategies and when I went to explain it More >
