Monthly Archives: August 2009

jQuery Validation and ASP.NET MVC Forms

Posted on August 26, 2009 by Chris Missal

  We have a standard that is part of our definition of done that includes adding client side validation to any page that contains a form. We always require server side validation, but I really like this standard since I’m all … Continue reading →

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Iowa Code Camp Wants You to Speak

Posted on August 21, 2009 by Chris Missal

Iowa Code Camp is back at it again! The official call for speakers has been announced. Last code camp, I was given the priviledge to present A Beginner’s Guide to Unit Testing with Tim Barcz and fellow Patron of Pablo … Continue reading →

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St Louis Day of .NET

Posted on August 10, 2009 by Chris Missal

I’m getting excited for St. Louis Day of .Net, August 28th-29th! We have two Los Techies members speaking at this event. Chris Patterson is speaking on Event Driven Architecture and Keith Dahlby is speaking on Linq Internals. It is a … Continue reading →

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Zero Percent in Google Analytics Site Overlay

Posted on August 1, 2009 by Chris Missal

I was recently looking at a Google Analytics Site Overlay (a very nice feature if you haven’t seen it before) and noticed that almost all links are showing up as 0% click-through. I know this couldn’t be the case because … Continue reading →

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