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Lifesaving snippets
A wild mix of snippets that make my life easier.
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Signal Links
Posts, photos, interesting stuff I enjoyed during past couple of weeks (18. July 2011 – 16. August 2011).
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Signal Links
A couple of posts and videos I enjoyed for the previous week (11. July 2011 – 18. July 2011).
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Signal Links
Links and posts I enjoyed for the previous week (4. July 2011 – 11. July 2011).
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Ahau
In close collaboration with the client, a new breed of a portal closely integrated with forum was created.
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Multiple Values For The Same GET or POST Parameter in ASP.NET MVC
The main advantage of passing multiple values as the same parameter via GET or POST is that it will produce a neatly cast list as the input of the action method.
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Converting Word Document to HTML
Microsoft Word happens to be the text editing application of choice for many of my clients. And they would like to post the content to web, so I still find myself in a situation where I need to export a Word document to HTML.
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Run NUnit for the current VisualStudio project
Basic integration of Visual Studio and NUnit is pretty easy to achieve.
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Formatting date, time, currency in various cultures
In today’s interconnected world, it’s important that online applications support different cultures. A bit on this theme, .NET support for this, and some analysis on various interesting formats.
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Google Chrome extensions
I find myself using multiple browsers, but nowadays the browser extensions shape our browsing experience more than a browser. Here is a list of extensions I use in Google Chrome.
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LINQ to XML
Seems that LINQ to XML does not get near as much attention as LINQ to SQL, but that’s a shame since there is a lot going on here too. Here are some examples performed on RSS.