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1 day ago
in The Lounge Advertising Network on The Lounge Blog
Also HTML and CSS didn't make the top languages...
I would have expected these to be at the same level of JavaScript
I would have expected these to be at the same level of JavaScript
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javery
HTML and CSS weren't included in the list, it didn't seem like very useful information to know that everyone uses HTML/CSS. :)
2 months ago
in “Tutte le generalizzazioni sono false” ;) on pollycoke :)
Direi che domanda è mal posta.
Questa dovrebbe essere la domanda vera:
“Se non foste smanettoni Linux, ve la sentireste di usare [ inserisci qualsiasi applicazione Linux ] com’è adesso per fare [ inserisci qualsiasi attività ] seria?”
O forse anche meglio:
“Se non foste smanettoni Linux, ve la sentireste di usare Linux com’è adesso per fare [ inserisci qualsiasi attività ] seria?"
Per la mia esperienza, la risposta è no.
Questa dovrebbe essere la domanda vera:
“Se non foste smanettoni Linux, ve la sentireste di usare [ inserisci qualsiasi applicazione Linux ] com’è adesso per fare [ inserisci qualsiasi attività ] seria?”
O forse anche meglio:
“Se non foste smanettoni Linux, ve la sentireste di usare Linux com’è adesso per fare [ inserisci qualsiasi attività ] seria?"
Per la mia esperienza, la risposta è no.
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smaramba
La mia risposta invece è sì. Sempre per esperienza.
Usavo WindowsXP ed in generale ho sempre usato Windows dal 3.1. Poi quando MS ha annunciato Vista mi sono deciso a valutare qualche alternativa. Ho iniziato con Ubuntu 6.06 (così così, più no che sì) e passando per varie versioni e dualboot e dopo aver valutato l'effettiva odiosità di Vista, sono finalmente passato a questa Ubuntu 8.04 fulltime che effettivamente mi piace ed uso con soddisfazione da 1 anno. Passerò alla 9.04 quanto prima.
Il fatto è che la maggior parte delle persone ha "imparato" ad usare il PC su Windows anni fa. E' chiaro che la resistenza a cambiare verso lidi ignoti è fortissima, soprattutto se quello che sai è frutto dell'aver mandato a memoria i click.
Usavo WindowsXP ed in generale ho sempre usato Windows dal 3.1. Poi quando MS ha annunciato Vista mi sono deciso a valutare qualche alternativa. Ho iniziato con Ubuntu 6.06 (così così, più no che sì) e passando per varie versioni e dualboot e dopo aver valutato l'effettiva odiosità di Vista, sono finalmente passato a questa Ubuntu 8.04 fulltime che effettivamente mi piace ed uso con soddisfazione da 1 anno. Passerò alla 9.04 quanto prima.
Il fatto è che la maggior parte delle persone ha "imparato" ad usare il PC su Windows anni fa. E' chiaro che la resistenza a cambiare verso lidi ignoti è fortissima, soprattutto se quello che sai è frutto dell'aver mandato a memoria i click.
4 months ago
in OAuth on ASP.net MVC Projects on bgeek.net
Do you know if there is a library somewhere for ASP.NET MVC to consume such providers?
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buildmaster
So you want to get an asp.net mvc site to connect to an API that is secured
by OAuth? Currently no there isn't such a thing, I would suggest getting
hold of my project and looking at the OAuthBase and how it's used, the
signing is the same on both ends (the server re-enacts the signing process
and then checks that the signatures are equal) that should give you
somewhere to start.
I'm going to write a couple of test client libraries but they're a week or
more away.
O
2009/2/20 Disqus <>
by OAuth? Currently no there isn't such a thing, I would suggest getting
hold of my project and looking at the OAuthBase and how it's used, the
signing is the same on both ends (the server re-enacts the signing process
and then checks that the signatures are equal) that should give you
somewhere to start.
I'm going to write a couple of test client libraries but they're a week or
more away.
O
2009/2/20 Disqus <>
8 months ago
in Papercut – Easy Email Testing : Simpable on Simpable
There is also another similar tool, which allow you to write your own filters for searching emails:
http://donovanbrown.com/post/2008/10/20/Neptune...
http://donovanbrown.com/post/2008/10/20/Neptune...
1 reply
Ken Robertson
Simone,
I hadn't seen Donavan's tool, which looks pretty nice! I think the main difference between the two is perhaps Neptune focuses on the email code testing aspect, with features like VSTS test hooks, while Papercut leaned a little more on the message contents.
For me, I was working on changing some message processing and needed to verify the headers and formatting I was changing, and easily test it by just performing actions on the site.
I hadn't seen Donavan's tool, which looks pretty nice! I think the main difference between the two is perhaps Neptune focuses on the email code testing aspect, with features like VSTS test hooks, while Papercut leaned a little more on the message contents.
For me, I was working on changing some message processing and needed to verify the headers and formatting I was changing, and easily test it by just performing actions on the site.
10 months ago
in Use ModelBinder to Generically Bind Complex Types on Emad Ibrahim
No problem :)
btw: this threaded comment view is awesome
btw: this threaded comment view is awesome
1 reply
eibrahim
Yeah, I love Disqus... I actually don't have to log in to my admin tool to
moderate my comments. I simply reply to a comment with "approve" and it
gets approved. Or If I reply with some other text, it approves the comment
and submits my text as a comment. Very neat.
I am looking into the ComplexModelBinder and trying to get things working
with the built-in stuff :)
moderate my comments. I simply reply to a comment with "approve" and it
gets approved. Or If I reply with some other text, it approves the comment
and submits my text as a comment. Very neat.
I am looking into the ComplexModelBinder and trying to get things working
with the built-in stuff :)
10 months ago
in Use ModelBinder to Generically Bind Complex Types on Emad Ibrahim
Isn't this what the ComplexBinder that comes with MVC P5 already does?
1 reply
eibrahim
You are absolutely right. It is hard to find these things without good
documentation. But I just found some info at
http://weblogs.asp.net/scottgu/archive/2008/09/...
I will update the post to direct readers there.
Thanks for the heads up.
documentation. But I just found some info at
http://weblogs.asp.net/scottgu/archive/2008/09/...
I will update the post to direct readers there.
Thanks for the heads up.
