Category Archives: Pages

No we’re not pregnant, although pretty much every single other friend I have is at the moment. “Xiao Jie” is our new tortoise, something I bought my wife for her birthday.

In my last article I discussed multiple shapes in ASP.NET MVC, in this article I’ll discuss to get around some of the problems that I’ve faced. Problem 1: There’s no constructor – solved! ‘System.Data.Linq.DataContext’ not contain a constructor that takes … Continue reading →

Let’s admit it, whilst Microsoft focussed on getting some “oohs” and “aahs” from the developer community by releasing technologies to make the developers life easier, they certainly ignored the more important areas, especially MVC technologies in web systems.  The problem … Continue reading →

I made a post on Facebook about my MacBook Pro charger which decided to end its own life last night.  Unfortunately everyone reads into it way too much.  This is the third laptop charger to die in the space of … Continue reading →

Whilst we haven’t completely finished yet (we’ve still got plenty on our to do list!) the reformsoft website has been re-launched this evening.  We came up with the design in the end.  Well, Jase co-ordinated it and I developed it.  … Continue reading →

Before I planned to get married my original plan was to graduate from university and then move straight onto my masters degree.  Simply put, priorities change.  I don’t regret not going to my masters degree straight away, and in fact … Continue reading →

Since the release of ASP.NET MVC I think the whole world has suddenly realised that the Microsoft team are actually doing something good, despite taking years to catch up with other MVC frameworks such as the Zend Framework. The good … Continue reading →

I actually bought some software for once, that being Pixelmator. To be perfectly honest with you, it’s an absolute steal for the actual cost. At the moment it’s roughly £42 GBP, compare that to Photoshop’s cost and then take into … Continue reading →

Fortunately for me I started out software development in the times where Java-based IDE’s were available meaning I’d use the same one in Linux and Windows. Now that I primarily develop in Mac OS X I need to make sure … Continue reading →