Software Architecture

Unfortunately the images to this post were lost during the migration from Blogengine.Net to WordPress DISCLAIMER: I recently started using JavaScriptMVC and got to like it a lot. These blogposts are a way for me to document my learning process of the framework. There is the possibility that I

I’m very passionate about the code I write, and with the coming of jQuery I really began to love Javascript. But the Javascript I wrote was more of the procedural kind. I tried to split it up per page or user control but it still felt bad. For pages

I notice that a lot of development effort is going into creating a nice back end. Creating a GUI is a matter of using the designer – better known as system.draggy-droppy – and setting the right colors via the properties panel. But lately a shift has happened which forces developers to

Unfortunately the images to this post were lost during the migration from Blogengine.Net to WordPress I was doing a bit of refactoring on an ASP.NET MVC web application and was using the OnActionExecuting event in a controller to do authentication. I had not yet written a test for

I've been working with ASP.NET MVC for a few months and it has been quite a ride. I'm working on a website where the menu is loaded from the database. It should be rendered as an unsorted list and a CSS class should be added

I have been using abbreviations for UI elements for a long time. I think most developers have and still do. When you declare a button which will give the user the possibility to log on, it will be called: btnLogOn (or something similar). At first I wasn’t really thinking

Let me first clarify something. As Jan pointed out I am into Brazilian waxing but please, all you pervert guys stop sending me emails with questions about the subject! Now that's taken care of, we can get to the matter at hand. A couple of days ago, somebody

First of all, let me welcome you to my brand new blog. It will serve as a personal reference and a way to (hopefully) become a better software developer by researching and writing about technology. And don't forget if you liked the article, subscribe to the RSS. It&