I admit it... I'm a spore junkie LOL. I'm still in the creature stage, and at this point, I would call the game very arcade like. There isn't a lot of strategy that I've seen, though there is a fair amount of hints in the manual about how all decisions now impact you later on. We shall see. So far I...
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Carol had a good day yesterday. We just sat around and watched the football games and generally tried
Yeah, I've taken to using Chrome (who isn't). There are certainly a number of things about it I don't like, but those that I like outweigh those that I don't. I have found two sites that do not play nice with Chrome: www.weebly.com and www.evernote.com Both sites home page render just fine, but if you...
I ran into an interesting problem today. Actually, it was more annoying that interesting. I have been working with JQuery and needed to link to the JQuery validation js file. Easy enough right? So my page declaration looked like this: <! DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN...
I got caught up in this link tonight from the Agile Management Blog. The post is about what the "right conditions" for agile adoption are and as a corollary why it seems to be so hard to make that adoption complete. I found it really interesting that the author used the book Collapse by Jared Diamond...
I've mostly completed my initial foray into NHibernate. Over the past couple of weeks I downloaded the latest build, configured it, and created an account management system which includes some e-commerce elements. My Initial Thoughts Documentation is lacking. This should be absolutely no surprise to...
According to Lawson 's CEO SaaS is a dead end game . You always have to take these types of articles with a grain of salt, but in this case I think that Mr. Debes has it wrong. In fact, it is rather amusing that Larry Dunivan's blog talks positively about their software categorized as SaaS. You can certainly...
Today I basically spent the vast majority of the day fighting an annoying an unexpected problem. We migrated our app from Flex Builder 2 to Flex Builder 3 and after some changes here and there it appeared everything worked. Then one of the developers discovered that a Save method was triggering an error...
I mentioned before that I was considering different ORM frameworks and finally decided on NHibernate . I made that decision mostly on the fact that I know of a fair number of developers who I respect that have used it and they still say nice things about it. I knew going in there would be a substantial...
I have a new project and I want to get away from the stored procedure paradigm. I've looked at a couple of the more populate ORM tools out there, but I haven't found anything that really looks like it will fit my needs. The 1st project is simple, just some forms, user authentication, and user property...
I'm using all three of these on a regular basis. In fact, most days, I switch back and forth many times. I find it frustrating that each one has decided to implement the very common debug steps of Step-In, Step-Out, Step-Over in different ways. In my previous position I had the same trio but with Visual...