I’m playing around a bit with PhoneGap at the moment. I wanted to make a script that copies all my javascript, HTML, images and CSS from my Visual Studio project folder to each of the different PhoneGap projects for iOS, Android, and so on. Visual Studio has a feature to execute commands after the project
A couple of months ago I started to use GIT as my primary Source Control. To be honest I hadn’t used any “real” source control at all before for this project. I only used an online backup service that had some basic version control on a file-to-file basis. But I love GIT. It’s really simple
We decided to move our AlternativeTo blog from Tumblr to WordPress some days ago and I just want to share some of my experiences about that process. To begin with, I didn’t get the importer that used the Tumblr API to import the blog at all. I could log in and everything but absolutely nothing happened. I waited for
I just downloaded the shiny new Visual Studio 11 BETA and haven’t had so much time to use it yet. But one thing I was curious about was the new built-in dark theme they provided. I liked the Dark Theme for the code editing windows but not so much for the rest of the UI. I solved
I have used Visual Studio 11 since it was released in beta and I must say I like it. I wanted to write down my favorite features here both to remind myself about them and to maybe give any of you random readers some tips. HTML Editor / ASP.Net You can now generate a event handler directly
I recently decided to try out my friend Sajals new CDN service over at Turbobytes. While setting this up he pointed out some issues I had with my custom origin domain that I run on IIS. IIS has some problems that many CDN doesn’t like. The “Via” Header To begin with, many CDNs send a “Via” header
We run a community site on ASP.NET Webforms that also has a blog based on WordPress. For a couple of years now we have loaded the data from WordPress to the ASP.NET site via WordPress RSS Feeds but we have had issues with this for a long time. Some days ago I decided to just
For various reasons, I have a really weird build setup in Visual Studio. I just want to write this post so I can remember how it works now if I ever re-install my computer and something doesn’t work. I use the regular publish feature in Visual Studio and deploy the code to a Website on my local
I was fixing some bugs in my application today and ran into a tricky bug. My application is based on Webforms but I use a lot of jQuery and other more modern technologies. In one place I have an upload form that is dynamically populated with jQuery templates. Since i create all my <input type”file”> with
I recently built some console apps to do some testing on my server. I wanted to be able to run the apps and get them to print info to the console. I also wanted it to log to a text file and to send e-mails to me. Log4net was the perfect tool to get this