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Prevent JavaScript code blocking the UI thread with setTimeout + handy stopWatch to profile JS code  (Unpublished)

In early January of this year I was implementing some JavaScript code that does a lot of processing on the client side with the help of jQuery. It’s part of a project where my customer asked for the possibility of answering a questionnaire in two ways: using a Wizard (one question at a time) and Lis...


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Modeling a Directory Structure on Azure Blob Storage  (Unpublished)

Utilize the Azure SDKs and APIs to organize Blob data in a Hierarchal format


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AngularJS and TypeScript  (Unpublished)

For those TypeScript developers who want to use the new hotness of AngularJS but have run into some issues with minification and model primitives, this blog post describes how to use AngularJS in a .NET environment with TypeScript.


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Validating composite models with knockout validation  (Unpublished)

This article looks at how you go at validating composite models with knockout.js.


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The joy of being a programmer  (Unpublished)

I am programming since I am 10 and I am now 38. Today I measure how much good programming bring to my life, directly and indirectly. I’d like to give credit to aspects I love in my job. Hopefully some young people will read this and will consider maybe doing one of the most wonderful job on earth.


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ServiceStack and RavenDB End to End Testing  (Unpublished)

In this post, I'll show you a method of doing full end-to-end tests with RavenDB and my favorite web service framework ServiceStack.


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Using Signlar To Publish Server Side Dashboard Data  (Unpublished)

Quick article on some dabbling I've been doing with the latest version of Signlar. Very cool tech and provides an easy to follow github solution to get you up and running with a basic publishing hub


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Deeper Dive into ScriptCS  (Unpublished)

In this article, we will be exploring the newish REPL interactive mode, script packs, and many other cool features of ScriptCS.


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CLR Diagnostics with ClrMD and ScriptCS REPL  (Unpublished)

WinDbg+SOS has been used by .NET developers for years. It is a very powerful profiling/analysis tool that unfortunately is quite hard to use and exposes native-only API. By releasing ClrMD library Microsoft makes CLR heap memory inspection accessible to regular C# developers and enables them to wr...


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Builing MVC aplication with multiple database support using Ninject  (Unpublished)

Tutorial on how you can use Ninject to build and MVC application with multiple databases. This approach will save you a lot of time and also allows to keep your code tidy.


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Using Fluent Validation with ASP.NET MVC – Part 2: Unit Testing  (Unpublished)

The next part in my series on using FluentValidation with the MVC framework looks at unit testing your validators


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Weekly Digest 13  (Unpublished)

The most interested links and news from programming communities.


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Alphanumeric Lucene Analyzer for RavenDB  (Unpublished)

RavenDB allows you to save typeless documents into a data store, but the only way to query them is by indexes that are built with Lucene.Net. I found myself in need of an Alphanumeric analyzer; this analyzer is similar to the SimpleAnalyzer, but still respects numeric values. Fortunately Lucene.Net'...


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Getting started with ScriptCS  (Unpublished)

ScriptCS allows you to use C# as a scripting language. It harnesses the power of Roslyn and NuGet to enable you to write .NET applications with your favorite editor.


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Longest Common Prefix with C# and LINQ  (Unpublished)

Describing a problem in a functional style using LINQ in C# is sometimes easier than writing it imperatively.


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