Posts tagged with open-source
Develop by Ozmosis
Last Thursday I presented in the Perth .NET Community of Practice December DevJam event. I won 1st place potentially by pulling the sympathy vote as apparently I looked pretty much how I felt whic...
BDD has me out of my Gourd with NGourd
As it seems that there is a buzz generating around NGourd on Twitter I figured I really should write a blog post about it. A few weeks ago there was an OzVAN session on Behaviour Driven Developmen...
Petition to have Copy and Paste removed from Visual Studio
Well, it's a new year and I have several crazy projects planned for 2009. Crazy Project #1 is well underway and I hope to be able to say more about it soon. Watch this space. With the new year, th...
Turbulence on CodePlex
Towards the beginning of last month (was it only a month ago?) Jarred and I won the Devsta competition with a game called Turbulence. I received an email yesterday telling me that if I didn't pub...
Unity v1.2 - Now with method interception
A couple of weeks ago I noticed that the latest Unity release (1.2) has facilities for doing method-level inception so I decided to have a play. If you haven't seen it before, method-level interc...
MvcSupportFacility
Buying a house and dealing with various horrible sicknesses in a wide variety of family members is a great way to use up all of your spare time. That why I build my MVC applications with MvcSuppor...
MVC Storefront
If you haven't seen it Rob Conery has been putting together a screen-cast series called MVC Storefront. The project has a few purposes which includes Building a real MVC application (an e-comm...
Crank v0.2
Earlier this week Crank made it's second release. If you missed it Crank, a tool for rapid prototyping of data models, launched a couple of weeks ago.New features include Optional and Required mo...
Open Source Project: Crank
After reading The ASP.NET Anthology I was inspired to try out SubSonic. I liked it but I didn't have a data model just lying around to play with. I could get massive productivity gains once I had ...
Open Source Bonanza
Wow. Yesterday Jeff Atwood at Coding Horror wrote a post indicating that he and Microsoft would be donating cash to the .NET Open Source Community. Since then 150 or so people have left comments r...
The chain of giving starts with Microsoft
I was very interested to see this article today over at Coding Horror. As Jeff Atwood has decided to start advertising on his blog he is going to donate money to Open Source projects. Not only tha...