Archive for August, 2008
ASP.NET MVC Framework
Design patterns are great stuff! If every software developer, project managers and others included, had some basic knowledge about designing software the world would be a better place, almost…
Anyways, when developing an ASP.NET web site it is hard to design it properly by means of presentation, business and data layers. Microsoft tried to help us developers by introducing code behind when ASP.NET was released, but it is still very hard to make a nice and clean separation between GUI and business logic. Therefore Scott Guthrie’s team have been working on the ASP.NET MVC Framework.
TrueCrypt is the sh…
I bought a new pen drive, a Kingston DataTraveler, and noticed a great little tool I had installed on my old drive. The background to this nice little tool was when I had to store a couple of database backups on the drive and found it stupid not to encrypt the data and protect it with a password.
After some google browsing I came across TrueCrypt, from TrueCrypt Foundation. This tool really is the sh…
Microsoft .NET Service Packs
Yesterday, 11 August 2008, Microsoft released Service Pack 1 for .NET Framework 3.5. This update includes both fixes for ASP.NET as well as new ASP.NET functionality.
I received the information through the ASP.NET News RSS Feed from ASP.NET.
At the same time, 11 August 2008, Service Pack 1 for Visual Studio 2008 was released and available for download here.
Service Pack 1 for Visual Studio includes Service Pack 1 for .NET Framework 3.5.
First blog post!
Today I decided to install WordPress instead of Joomla!. Not that I didn’t like Joomla!, but WordPress has less stuff to configure and is more suitable for my needs.
I will soon start to import things from my old Joomla! site.