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  • HTML5 and Client Storage

    So I’ve been using some of the new HTML5 features recently.  Another really great feature that I have been working with is client-side storage.

  • HTML5 Readiness Chart Visualization

    Want to see a cool visualization on the readiness of HTML5/CSS3 features for each major browser? Well you got it. When I attended the jQuery conference in San Francisco, CA this year one of the speakers, Paul Irish, demoed it and it was very cool. So I thought I would share.

  • HTML5 and Offline Caching

    For a project I’ve been working on (when I have time), I have been trying to incorporate new features from the HTML5 spec as much as possible. One of those today I want to quickly show that I’ve implemented it offline caching.

  • Apache Benchmark

    I had to do some benchmarking of our web application recently and needed to find a quick and cheap way to benchmark our ASP.NET MVC application and how many requests/per second it could serve.

  • 59 Days of Code: StructureMap Dependency Injection with ASP.NET MVC

    To continue on my blog posts discussing some of my research and technologies I am going to utilize for the 59 Days of Code competition here in Fresno, I wanted to touch on the use of Dependency Injection.  Dependency Injection is a technique to supply an instantiated external dependency to another component of your code. [...]

  • 59 Days of Code: Fluent NHibernate OR/M

    To begin elaborating on frameworks and development decisions for the 59 Days of Code contest, the first thing I wanted to invest in was a good and stable OR/M framework.  Initially I was going to go with the new version of Entity Framework 4.0 with .NET but reading a little more into my options, I [...]

  • 59 Days of Code

    There is a local competition brewing up here in Fresno.  It’s a mobile and web app showcase where you have two months to write an application or at least polish the one you have and present it.  There will be prizes like sponsorship, media coverage and things like that.  I think this is a very [...]

  • Reporting Engines for Simplicity and .NET

    One of the biggest challenges that faces our project is reporting.  Most of the custom requests that are made are regarding reports and currently when each report is created, it has to be done by hand by a developer. This creates an extreme amount of strain on resources especially within a company that is not [...]

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