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Since some time ago, there seems to be a fight between two “philosophies” as regards web applications. Each philosophy has its own representatives amongst the various frameworks or platforms we can select to help us develop our app. On one hand there...

Yesterday remy sharp update jQuert Tag Suggestions plugin a list of fixes can be found here. The new features are really good: Be able to use multi words tags by specifying the separator. (my contribution) Added filtering to prevent already selected...

Update: The code has moved to NetFx project at http://code.google.com/p/netfx/source/browse/trunk/Source/Guard.cs. In the task of validating function arguments, usually a sealed class Guard is created. For example, if we want to validate for null...

Mocking with LINQ: Moq is here!

REST/POX client with WCF 3.5

I really love this new feature of VS2008 that allows you to cleanup the usings section of C# files (and I’ve been always missing this from Eclipse) but I was a bit disappointed when I found there is no choice to execute automatically before every save...

Java tips learnt from Eclipse

If you have to generate xml in ruby I suggest take a look at builder gems. It has really little overhead to generate xml. Take a look to this example: require 'Builder' xm=Builder::XmlMarkup.new( :target => $stdout , :indent => 2 ) xm.instruct! xm...

Prime generator with LINQ

In the last weeks I faced a real world example of an ASMX to WCF migration. The existing services has been relying in many of the features available in ASMX, and a complete rewrite would not be an option. Kenny Wolf describes in a post how to reuse...