Recent experiences have brought me to write this article, for the sake of improving developer <–> designer communication.
By eidias on (tags: design, categories: web)So I found this. Please don’t do that. Do something better, it’s easy and less complicated. I’ll show you how.
By eidias on (tags: ASP.NET, dependency injection, categories: tools, web)There are plenty of ways to test web apps, but most of them require a cumbersome setup and a lot of tools installed and I’m just too lazy to do that. But I just found something that may work in my favour.
By eidias on (tags: fluent, testing, categories: tools, web)First there was ASP.NET Membership (well, maybe not first, but it was released a long time ago), then there was the ASP.NET Simple Membership, then ASP.NET Universal Providers now there’s the “latest and greatest” ™ ASP.NET Identity. Let’s dig in.
By eidias on (tags: autentication, identity, categories: web)This is definitely the best resource to start with then.
By Mirek on (tags: Blend, categories: web)The Christmas just around the corner and the Microsoft bestows his users with gifts…
By Mirek on (tags: SkyDrive, Windows Phone, categories: web)When using angular turns out that it’s not as straightforward when it comes to foreign libraries.
By eidias on (tags: angular, javascript, jQuery, categories: web)REMs – the new hotness in css.
By eidias on (tags: css, categories: tools, web)I recently had an opportunity to put some new knockout knowledge into use. Tekpub has a very nice training video on the subject, which was a great starting point, so let me show you the result.
By eidias on (tags: javascript, knockout, categories: code, web)I thought it’s about time to pick a ‘favorite’ css grid (not framework nor boilerplate). I’ve used the grid from foundation (version 3) a couple of times and I liked it, but I figured that it should be worth the while to look what else is there – turns out, quite a lot.
By eidias on (tags: css, grid, categories: tools, web)