VB.Net and C# again
January 8, 2009 No Comments
Jeremy was complaining recently about being given a hard time for not being sufficiently supportive of VB.Net developers in relation to his Structure Map OSS project.
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Opportunistic locking and remote desktop
December 18, 2008 No Comments
Here’s a little word of warning to others who may spend some of their time in the IT trenches. If someone asks you to change
My first MGrammar
November 7, 2008 No Comments
To say that I am fascinated by the Oslo project is a bit of an understatement. I think the mGraph and mSchema capabilities are very
How to write a document describing a REST Api
October 22, 2008 No Comments
Roy Fielding wrote this post recently on the proliferation of APIs that claim to be REST but are breaking some of the fundamental constraints of a REST
Witty for Identi.ca. Only the brave need apply.
July 16, 2008 No Comments
If you have a Windows machine with VS2008, .Net 3.5, svn and patch on it, you can get the source for Witty here [1] and
Witty can talk to Identi.ca
July 13, 2008 No Comments
Witty connected to Identi.ca Due to the nice decoupling of the service API and the user interface in the project Witty it was relatively easy to
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