Git-Tfs: Step-by-Step

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DDD — Notes from the big blue book. Part 1

At Wiggle we have just begun a new developer initiative to
collectively become better domain modellers. It consists of reading two
chapters of the DDD book a week and then having a discussion about them on
Friday afternoon.

Gembox Excel Downloads in ASP.NET MVC

Excel — the number-crunching tool of choice for
business-bods the world over. If you’re developing complex, bespoke web-apps
for these folk then Excel downloads are invaluable…inevitable…inexorable. They
want their data in .csv, .xls, .xlsx and even…

WPF DataGrid DataDialogs

Intro

As a WPF flirt I can’t give you best practices or ideals -
but I can give you a simple technique for adding buttons to each row in a WPF
DataGrid that (in this case) will display contextual information in a dialog
box.

Elegant, Opt-in Model Binding to Persistence Entities in ASP.NET MVC

Introduction

ASP.NET MVC is awesome. I really enjoy programming with it. Two
features that make it great are its “plugability” and extensibility; which is
good — because I feel…

UK Date Validation For JQuery Validate

Recently I was making tweaks to a Monorail project and was
required to add date validation. The default configuration using active record
correctly applied the class “date” to the fields, which is a flag for JQuery validate.

Clean Code Tricks — Intention Revealing Messages

Intro

It’s easy to dismiss “clean code” as a myth or “only for the
perfectionist”, and who am I to say that is wrong? Well, I can’t say it, what I
will say is that I have found clean code to be real, to be…

2011 Conceptual Web Framework Utopia — Part 1, “Architecture”

Bad experiences scar us — forcing us to learn for our own survival. This evolutionary theory can also be applied to software. If you don’t learn from your mistakes, you’ll soon be on this guy’s plate: