log4net and Visual Studio 2005 — quick and easy
So you have an ASP.NET application and want to do some custom logging other than by using Response.AppendToLog(). Or maybe you have a console app that you want to log what […]
Continue ReadingGoogle Calendar API in C#
Google recently released an API for Google Calendar. Even though the Google Calendar UI is already pretty slick, developers can now write applications to extend the functionality further. C# and […]
Continue ReadingWrite AJAX Apps Using Java With the Google Web Toolkit
Google just blogged about the Google Web Toolkit, a development framework that allows you to write an application in Java and convert it into a working AJAX app. I’ve always […]
Continue ReadingMoving ASP.NET Membership to SQL Server 2005
As I posted previously, this was going to be a longer post. But it got erased because I clicked the wrong button on my mouse, so you all get the […]
Continue ReadingInstant Rails for Ruby on Rails development on Windows
Like many developers, I’ve been intrigued by the hype around Ruby on Rails, but of course I don’t have a Linux box handy and don’t feel like setting up Apache, […]
Continue Readingmemcached for caching query results (and other stuff) in memory
I was using Kayak today and noticed they had a link about their technology. One thing I noticed was that they use Ruby, which I’ve been reading about more lately, […]
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