Gettin’ git-ty with it
For some time I have heard good things about git and mercurial , but just never got around to really looking at it. So when I had last week off I finally got around to doing more than just cloning a repository from github or bitbucket . Basically what I needed was some easy way...
Let me be Frank, I really like Sinatra
Lately I have heard quite a few people mention the Sinatra framework , which is a very light-weight webframework for Ruby. Already being fond of Ruby I decided to take a look at Sinatra, so I could see what all the fuss was about. Right off the bat I decided to install Ruby...
Silverlight – One ring to bring them all and in the darkness bind them
Lately I have had the chance to work with Silverlight, which suits me just fine since I am looking to get my hands on a HTC Mozart, and start building some apps. I was already in the process of reading Silverlight 4 in Action, so it all seems to come together at the moment....
Battle of the ORM’s – Persistence
The last thing I will compare in this round of Battle of the ORM’s is how NHibernate and the Entity Framework handle persistence. So first of all I want to vent one of my pet peeves, which is the myth of persistence ignorence. Persistence ignorence is a term used to describe a...
PreCom – building robust applications for Windows CE
This week I went with two colleagues to get certified in using the PreCom framework, which is developed by Pocket Mobile . So we spent two days at Vertica office in Ballerup, learning about the API and how to install and configure a PDA to run PreCom. What is PreCom? The PreCom...