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RT @ManzurRashid: The source code of Telerik ASP.NET MVC Q3 2009 release is now available in CodePlex http://telerikaspnetmvc.codeplex.com/SourceC... #aspnetmvc
The best feature ms word could implement would be to background save such that no one ever loses more than a minute of work.
up late last night judging entries for ComponentArt's $10k Silverlight Contest: http://www.componentart.com/communi...
OH: Not everyone knows when not to quote people. (anonymous)
pandora would be more awesome if you could tell it which music you already owned the license to, so it could play that stuff w/o restriction
OH: Checkin Comment: Found culprit of ienumerable exception and squashed like grape.
7yo Daughter wants to make snow dog sled team once it snows, will invite friends as 'many hands make light work'
@jeffhandley this one is a classic marketing parody for MS, too: http://www.youtube.com/watch...
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Check out the Channel 9 Halloween Video here: http:/r.ch9.ms/c9halloween
@alanstevens you're not a professional twitterererer?
too much for lunch... food coma imminent... going to need some caffeine to get through busy afternoon
@chriscanal sadly Gist.Github keeps giving me sad kitten and angry unicorn error pages...
@chriscanal when it is being bound to what, the View? Ideally you should be populating a ViewModel/DTO for that. #aspnetmvc
Visual Studio Tip: Quickly Swap Between Profiles (e.g. for presenting): http://jeffhandley.com/archive...
@chriscanal or does each SubscriptionTypeModel render differently? Perhaps a partial view <T> bound to the specific STM would work well
@chriscanal if it's a ViewModel all it should need are things the View requires for display, not abstract types and unique behavior, right?
#Azure Platform feature complete at PDC. Free till Jan 31st. RT @WindowsAzure: Windows Azure Platform Launch Update: http://blogs.msdn.com/windows...
RT @vongillern: Rooting for the Yankees is like going to the casino and cheering for the house
what's a good open source forum solution that works with ASP.NET 2.0 Membership out of the box?
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