I put together a little project on Github, partially because I’ve been making headway learning the intricacies of JavaScript, and partly because I wanted something that would parse a string that represents a time value. So here’s the TDD I went through. In the process I pulled in QUnit and used that as my testing... Continue reading →

Did I get enough of the acronyms and key words in the header? It looks like soup! :O This is a somewhat messy project to build a prototype layer around SQL Server. The reason for this, shockingly, is to allow for a SQL Server to be used by frameworks and systems that normally don’t or... Continue reading →

Navigation of Highball Series Part #1 | Part #2 | Part #3 | Part #4 Here in part #4 I want to cover the final wire up I did to get the initial screens to show. The other primary focus of this blog entry is to cover some of the architectural patterns behind what I... Continue reading →

Navigation of Highball Series Part #1 | Part #2 | Part #3 | Part #4 In this part I’ll be covering wiring up Silverlight with an appropriate module similarly to what part #1 and part #2 covered for WPF. What I want to show in this entry is basically the differences of each module and... Continue reading →

Navigation of Highball Series Part #1 | Part #2 | Part #3 | Part #4 The first thing I did was go download the Composite Application Library Guidance. The Patterns & Practices Group Page on the Composite Application Library is available also with more links and information. The steps I took to get all the... Continue reading →