I’ve started to use the very helpful Mini-Profiler in my apps and love the base functionality provided and optional approach to profiling specific portions of your application. It’s worth mentioning that Mini-Profiler is open source and used in production by the folks at StackOverflow, so feel confident that it is a solid assembly with plenty [...]
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MVC Mini Profiler
14-Nov-11I uploaded the slides from my “Intro to SignalR” presentation at Desert Code Camp 2011.2 which was held this past weekend (11/05/2011) at Chandler-Gilbert Community College. I did add some additional bullet points and text content to the slide deck since I’m not a big fan of standing in front of a bunch of that [...]
I will be presenting on SignalR at Desert Code Camp this weekend (November 5th, 2011), for anyone in the metro-Phoenix area. My SignalR session begins at 11:30am (hour long) and will be held in room IRN-125. For more info on Desert Code Camp, visit http://nov2011.desertcodecamp.com
NuGet.Server sample project
12-Oct-11A couple days ago I mentioned how simple getting an internal Nuget repository via NuGet.Server was. Apparently, it didn’t go as smooth for others as it did for me based on some replies and DMs. So, I setup a new sample project and pushed it to github for anyone to try. I have succesfully tested [...]
Since the release of node.js version 0.5.1 (download link here) on July 14th, the Windows platform finally has a native node.exe binary that doesn’t require Cygwin or any other work-around to play with node.js on Windows. I did a small test yesterday by downloading the exe and putting it’s folder in my local Win7 PATH [...]
