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Monthly Archives: February 2008
Scribbish Skin – For Subtext
This is long overdue, but Nick Parker asked me a long time ago (sorry Nick) where I got the skin I use for my (joeyDotNet.com) blog and I told him I’d make it available. I actually ported it myself from … Continue reading
ActiveSupport.NET – Namespace Overhaul
Figured I’d try and get this nailed down as early as possible. So after some recent feedback, I decided to change the namespacing so that it focused more on “behavior/concern” rather than “types”. What this means is… Instead of: using … Continue reading
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ActiveSupport.NET – Update
So it seems there is some interest in getting something like this up and running. I went ahead and did some of the basic “project setup” type tasks. Here are some links of interest… ActiveSupport.NET Google Code Project ActiveSupport.NET.Discuss (general) … Continue reading
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Introducing ActiveSupport.NET
To my surprise, none of my googling seemed to come up with anyone doing this. So I figured I’d start it off (please let me know if you know of any other efforts already underway). As some would say, taking … Continue reading
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