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Setting Up a Subversion Server Under Windows

Michael Stum has written an excellent blog post about getting Subversion VCS running on Windows over HTTP. Uses Apache instead of IIS, and allows for authenticated users, read/write capabilities, etc.

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Presentation at August Tampa MVC meeting — using Spark View Engine with ASP.Net MVC Framework

Using the Spark View Engine with ASP.Net MVC Framework — August Tampa MVC presentation

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T-SQL Random Number Generator [with NEWID()]

A better way to retrieve data sets from SQL Server that have random numbers embedded in them — use NEWID()

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Windows Communication Framework (WCF) — Eliminating Principals on Endpoints

Learn how to consume your WCF services without dealing with a new Windows principal.

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MvcContrib Ajax Sorting and Paging with jQuery

I started the “MvcContrib Ajax Sorting and Paging with jQuery” project at CodePlex, offering a jQuery plugin to accelerate using ajax with MvcContrib grids.

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Adding AJAX-based server-side paging and sorting to MvcContrib Grid using jQuery

One of the biggest challenges of a web-based business application developer involves presenting data to the user in a fast, useable fashion. Sortable, pageable grids solve this dilemma by introducing the arduous process of creating them. Leveraging and extending MvcContrib and jQuery to provide fast, asynchronous updates (from data sorted and paged on the server) to the user is a win.

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Tampa MVC

My first Tampa MVC users group attendance was last night — this is going to be a good group.

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