Were you bad at math in school? Did your childhood nightmares involve floating ÷ ? If so, your math teacher was unfortunately not Tetsuya Miyamoto. Tetsuya Miyamoto, a very intelligent math teacher from Japan is the inventor of the logic puzzle KenKen1. Tetsuya believed in the art of teaching without teaching and learnt how not [...]
September 20, 2010 – 12:27 pm
This is more of a rant than a useful discussion, so if you’re expecting the later go write yourself a Hello World ;-) In 2002, for a class project I had the option of working with either Microsoft Foundation Classes (MFC) or Java. After having worked with Windows SDK in the last semester, the decision [...]
Microsoft realized it was unfair that children and wives were unable to experience the joy of creating web applications. So last week they introduced a brand new shinny toy in the market – WebMatrix. Sadly, they forgot about toy-safety which any toy manufacturer will tell you is a cardinal sin. If you want to know [...]
By Preeti Edul
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Also posted in ASP.NET MVC, Microsoft, Science & Technology
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Tagged ASP.NET, ASP.NET MVC, Bad programming techniques, Easy web development, lazy developers, Microsoft, Razor, Scott Gu, Scott Guthrie, Separation of Concerns, WebMatrix
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Update [19th July 2010]: I’ve uploaded the mind map on MindMeister here. This should allow you to download and view the mind map in any format you wish. Mind Map 2: A mind map to understand your first ASP.NET MVC Application For an introduction to ASP.NET MVC you can find my first Mind Map here. [...]
Update [16th July 2010]: I’ve uploaded the mind map on MindMeister here. This should allow you to download and view the mind map in any format you wish. Skip to part 2 : ASP.NET MVC – The ‘Hello, World!’ Mind Map Any man who reads too much and uses his own brain too little falls [...]