toolsforthetrade January 27, 2012

We Have Lift Off! part 2

January 26, 2012

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liftoff

Per part 1, I have still be working at EBC 2 days/week till…today. I’m excited to say today is my last and finally day at my corporate job. It is a happy and sad day for me.  Happy because its the day I’m being unleashed into the make-it-or-break-it world to see what I’m really made of and… [Read more…]

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Storage usage stats by SpaceSniffer

December 6, 2011

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storage2

If you are an engineer like myself, you end up accumulating tools that make your working life easier over the cause of  the years. Yesterday, I spend sometime cleaning up my laptop and was shocked to discover the amounts of tools I have accumulated in my toolbox so I thought it would be great to blog about these… [Read more…]

Posted in: .NET, Software

Evolution of how we consume music

October 22, 2011

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music

I’m a very big fun of music and when I say big, I’m not talking about having background music when drinking at the bar or listening to music in the car when you have nothing else to do but enjoy rows and rows of corn fields whisking by. I’m talking about have an intimate quality session with your music… [Read more…]

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Routing with crossroads.js + browser history(from backbone.js)

July 26, 2011

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extension4

It’s a very exciting time for developers, especially web developers. There has been a blow out of great cutting-edge web application thanks to the many javascript frameworks and plugins springing up. This is very good because as an engineer, you get to pick and choose what framework/plugin you want to use and the ability to… [Read more…]

Posted in: Javascript, Scripting

We Have Lift Off! part 1

July 15, 2011

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liftoff

 14th of July,2011 was/and will be a very special day for me. NASA took it’s last near-orbit flight on 14th of July,2011 which was both a joyful and sad moment all together. NASA has absorbed the majority of space exploration expenses from the first shuttle lift off and just like how the government thought the… [Read more…]

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Conditional Validation in ASP.NET MVC – RangeIf

April 7, 2011

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conditionvalidate

Simon Ince made a great post about conditional validation in mvc which he extended in his post conditional validation in asp.net mvc 3. Asp.net mvc validation is one of asp.net mvc’s great extensible points . The framework comes with a decent amount of validations attribute such as range, stringlength etc but sometimes we find ourselves… [Read more…]

Posted in: .NET, ASP.NET MVC, Javascript

A reminder of why I dislike asp.net webforms

April 5, 2011

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dislikeaspwinform

A few hours ago, I stumbled on asp.net mvp - an up and coming asp.net opensource framework who’s aim to to unit the productivity of asp.net webforms  and the exensibilty of asp.net mvc. After combing through the links and the how-to’s on http://aspnetmvp.com , I had warmed up to the idea and was willing to give it a try… [Read more…]

Posted in: .NET, ASP.NET, ASP.NET MVC

ASP.NET MVC Action & Reaction

September 27, 2009

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action&reaction

If you are familiar with ASP.NET MVC, you are probably familiar with the State Validation mechanism that was shipped starting from v1. Its a great way to validate your model and funnel your validation result to the user if need be. What I find lucky or I should probably say what I thought was lucking… [Read more…]

Posted in: .NET

Timestamp issue with MySql connector 6.0 – 6.1 for Entity Framework

September 26, 2009

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This is really a short post as to highlight an issue that I run into (and most will) when using MySql with Entity Framework employing the mysql connector net.   Scenario I work mostly on my laptop which has mysql connector 6.0.4 installed. Using the connector in conjunction with EF v1 generated my domain object… [Read more…]

Posted in: ASP.NET MVC
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