Archives: August 2009

Opening Pandora’s Box – Learning ASP.NET MVC

by david
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Published on: August 21, 2009

I have decided to dig deeper into an area of development I usually try to avoid – the client. Not just another rich desktop client, but a web client. For years, I have always kept myself at arms length when dealing with client technologies, especially web technologies. I have worked [...]

Extending and Demonstrating the Type Tracking Extension for Unity

by david
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Published on: August 20, 2009

Recently, I have received a few requests for some changes and an example for my Type Tracking Extension for Unity. This post is to address those requests. Of course, all of the source code for this post is added to the GitHub project Unity Extensions. Part One – Extension Methods [...]

Windows 7 Journey – Installation Hell

by david
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Published on: August 20, 2009

With every fresh install of a new computer comes the pain that is installation of all my applications. My old machine had well over 200 different things installed. Those things being applications, device drivers, and plug ins. Of course, we cannot forget Windows Update, which needs to be run periodically [...]

Windows 7 Journey – Prepping the USB Key

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Published on: August 15, 2009

The first step on this journey is to prepare the USB key. Having burned so many CD and DVD discs in the past when doing install, I feel that this is a long overdue feature from the folks in Redmond. Having done this for my RC install, I can tell [...]

Windows 7 – The Journey Begins

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Published on: August 14, 2009

I have been running Windows 7 beta than RC for many months now. Despite all the warnings against using it as my main machine, I have done so, and have had little to any issues. The few things, such as the Bluetooth driver for my laptop, I have chalked it [...]

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