It's always the little things.  You think, "ah yeah, that'll do what I need, no problem."  Then you try it and get an unexpected result.  Forty-five minutes later, you're beating your head against the desk wondering why in the hell you even work on computers. Last night, I had a... [Read More]

For several months now, I've been using Terminals for my remote desktop needs.  This is an amazingly great time saver.  I have to remote desktop into several machines each day, many times multiple machines at once.  This tool has probably saved me a few hours since I started using it.... [Read More]

As I posted, I received some criticism about my extended MVP pattern over on ScottGu's blog.  I wanted to submit my response here, and I'll link to this post in a comment on ScottGu's blog. I will venture to guess that the vast majority of the folks that read ScottGu's... [Read More]

Over on the ASP.NET MVC (Part 1) thread on ScottGu's blog, there's a little discussion between myself and a couple of others about whether or not a controller should have any logic in it. Doug Ramirez stated: Each 'thing' in the model should include it's own business rules, validation rules,... [Read More]

In keeping up with the ASP.NET MVC discussions on ScottGu's blog, Scott made a good point about how ASP.NET will be supporting MVC, not MVP. The above approach I showed uses a MVC based pattern - where the Controller and the View tend to be more separate and more loosly... [Read More]