mkchandler

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by mkchandler 10y ago
There is a repo for posting feedback (such as proofreading errors) here: https://github.com/imposters-handbook/feedback/issues
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by mkchandler 13y ago
It's a daily blog post that rounds up some of the more popular .NET related posts around the web: http://blog.cwa.me.uk/
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by mkchandler 13y ago
Looks like it was built with ASP.NET MVC 4, which has minification and bundling built in. Should be easy for them to take advantage of it... maybe they just ran out of time or don't care.
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by mkchandler 14y ago
We recently moved to GitHub Enterprise and it really is not as expensive as it looks. It is $250/year per developer... not really that much considering what you get. Plus it is a virtual server provided for us, so we just have to upload s
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by mkchandler 14y ago
The ASP.NET MVC and WebAPI frameworks use Git (hosted on Codeplex.) Link: http://aspnetwebstack.codeplex.com/
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by mkchandler 15y ago
I know you say that in jest, but I would say that it is still good to know the underlying technology. It is much easier to debug issues in the future once you understand them.
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by mkchandler 15y ago
This is actually referenced in the article. You can use the Last-Modified date and the server will either return a 304 (Not Modified) or the modified image if it is newer.
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by mkchandler 15y ago
This is why we use QA servers for most of our systems. We try our best to test all functionality on a patched QA server before deploying patches to our production servers. We have had good success doing this (with Windows at least.)