Dear Microsoft, It has become apparent to a large part of the tech community that you guys have your own intent, usage patterns, and proprietary practices around choosing and usage of domains, sub-domains, and other web related properties. I’m writing this to let you know that you are doing it wrong. Yes, wrong. First a... Continue reading →

I decided, contrary to my last few years of experiences, that I should give IE9 a go. Especially after seeing the pinning capabilities for Wordpress. I must say the IE9 pinning feature is pretty awesome. Is it enough to make me switch? Well, I’ll roll through some of the awesomeness of the pinning features and... Continue reading →

…and with this entry, I’ve skipped to the last section of the exam topics related to ASP.NET MVC 2. Reading and studying the old viewstate based ASP.NET material was a bit rough, which I’ll be writing about in an upcoming entry. For now, back to focusing on the test at hand. The MVC Framework is... Continue reading →

I missed the last bit of the initial focus Developing Web Form Pages. Primarily covering the state management, so to not leave the topic untouched I present the following notes. Cheers! Continue reading →

I’m going to be taking the Web Application Development with Microsoft .NET Framework 4 in the very near future. Since I’m going to be scribbling a few notes and studying up, it seemed like I’d publish my studies. With that, here is round 1. My intent is to study each focus area and make a... Continue reading →