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 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
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 >
about 1 year ago - No comments
I’ve completed the modifications and package builds for KnowIT releast candidate 2.1. They are available from the KnowIT Google Code site. Dare I say, this is one of the best peices of software I have written in a long time. And the best part is, its open source!
Check out the Screenshots.
KnowIT works with Windows ONLY. More >
about 1 year ago - No comments
I decided to get bold and start another open source project. This time it is related to the math involved in developing 2D and 3D video games. The project is hosted at http://code.google.com/p/vglmath. I decided to deem it a “VGL community project”; VGL being the company I founded a few months ago.
I’m looking for any More >
about 1 year ago - Comments Off
I don’t really have any sections on my website related to MySQL, so I figured I’d just throw together a quick post about something I found incredibly helpful. I’m sure others will find it nice too.
So in my years being trained on data architecture and database design, I learned to "normalize, normalize, normalize". Unfortunately, normalization More >
