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New Experiment: Fluent Knockout Helpers

Over the past couple months I have grown addicted to using Knockout.js to quickly create highly interactive views using ASP.NET MVC and WebAPI. With this combination of tooling and a single page...

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FluentKnockoutHelpers demo updated to use Durandal.js

Durandal.js just recently came out and so far it appears to be a simply awesome lightweight modular framework for creating single page JavaScript applications using pure Knockout goodness. I switched...

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When is a JOIN not a JOIN and what is a black box?

You probably heard this one as a kid right? No? Well the answer to the riddle is this: when one is a LEFT JOIN, one is an INNER JOIN and you are using a certain RDBMS named Sybase. So I recently heard...

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Twin Cities Code Camp 14 Deck and Demo

Thanks to everyone who was able to attend my presentation at Twin Cities Code Camp 14! Here is my slide deck for the presentation. All the code demoed can be found on GitHub here:...

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jQuery File Download v1.4.0 released with promise support

I’ve been neglecting jquery.fileDownload.js a little bit while working on my Durandal.js and FluentKnockoutHelpers demo but since that’s mostly wrapped up I have merged some pulls and added promise...

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Live Durandal.js demo application available now!

I have posted a live copy of  a non-trival “Survey App” demo using Durandal.js, Knockout.js, and FluentKnockoutHelpers as an example of the various frameworks. I’ll be going though and extending this...

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Twin Cities .NET User Group Presentation Links

Thanks everyone that could attend today, I hope it was informative and you learned something. Please leave me feedback if you have any! Couple links that you might find useful The Durandal.js /...

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Expandable / collapsable table detail rows with Angular.js

Here is how to create expandable and collapsible tables with Angular.js. I couldn’t find any examples of this online and Angular.js only recently added official support for this in v1.2.0 with...

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