Pimp your command-line for git(flanders.co.nz)

submitted by casualjim(520) 3 years, 2 months ago

Show your git branch in both bash and powershell read more...

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IronRuby MVC progress(flanders.co.nz)

submitted by casualjim(520) 3 years, 2 months ago

A progress update on the implementation for Ironruby and asp.net mvc read more...

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IronNails : Rails like development for IronRuby with WPF/Silverlight(flanders.co.nz)

submitted by casualjim(520) 3 years, 9 months ago

For my book IronRuby I’m working on chapter 4. That chapter is about doing WPF development with IronRuby. I started out with a straight port of Witty to IronRuby. As I was doing that the cogs started turning and I came up with a way to bring the rails style of development to WPF. I decided to investigate that route a little bit further and now I have a small framework that enables you to write WPF applications with the MVC paradigm. I decided to open that code up as open source and host it on github. read more...

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IronRuby In Action went into EAP(flanders.co.nz)

submitted by casualjim(520) 4 years ago

The book for Manning on IronRuby went in EAP today read more...

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Ninject (Part 2): Customizing your infrastructure for logging(flanders.co.nz)

submitted by casualjim(520) 4 years, 1 month ago

Part 2 of a primer on getting started with Ninject. It uses NLog, Ninject, NSpecify and LightSpeed read more...

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Ninject: Getting all the stuff you'll need(flanders.co.nz)

submitted by casualjim(520) 4 years, 1 month ago

A primer on getting started with Ninject. It uses NLog, Ninject and LightSpeed read more...

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Updated my lightspeed model generator(flanders.co.nz)

submitted by casualjim(520) 4 years, 1 month ago

An update on the ruby script to generate lightspeed models. It now includes support for the beta of version 2.0 . And announcement of hosting it on google code. read more...

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An IronRuby Digg Client(flanders.co.nz)

submitted by casualjim(520) 4 years, 1 month ago

A port of the article by Scott Guthrie: A first look at silverlight 2 With all the code written in IronRuby and xaml. read more...

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Progress update on the IronRuby in Action book(flanders.co.nz)

submitted by casualjim(520) 4 years, 2 months ago

A progress update on the IronRuby in Action and an attempt to get some feedback from the community on some doubts around the book read more...

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Using Ruby to generate LightSpeed models(flanders.co.nz)

submitted by casualjim(520) 4 years, 3 months ago

The end of a 4 part series on creating a little ruby application to generate lightspeed models. It demonstrates usage and provides links to relevant information. read more...

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Implementing filters in asp.net mvc(flanders.co.nz)

submitted by casualjim(520) 4 years, 5 months ago

This post demonstrates how you could go about implementing filters for the asp.net mvc handler read more...

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ASP.NET MVC XsltViewEngine, patch submitted to the contrib project(flanders.co.nz)

submitted by casualjim(520) 4 years, 5 months ago

I just submitted a patch to the mvc contrib project that contains the xslt view engine I wrote for Xero without any of the dependencies from our own libraries or commercial components. The bulk of the work is done in a class called XmlResponseBuilder which builds the xml document that is going to be transformed by the xsl stylesheet. Almost all the rest of the code is there just to build up this document. The implementation of IView and IViewFactory were the easy bits :) To use the View engine you need to take the following steps: read more...

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