JonKruger
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@ I wish it had never been invented!
about 11 hours ago
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in reply to jeriley
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@ do you have an address for Jimmy V's? I can't find Jimmy V's on Bethel.
about 13 hours ago
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in reply to jeffblankenburg
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@ @ I like to wrap the external dependencies with an interface so that I can abstract them away
12:47 PM Dec 28th
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in reply to tehlike
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Tip of the day: factor LINQ queries into properties/methods that describe what it is that the query returns.
12:37 PM Dec 28th
from Seesmic
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I need a good podcast to listen to today. Any recommendations?
11:30 AM Dec 28th
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11:05 AM Dec 28th
from Seesmic
in reply to timwingfield
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Thanks everyone for the MVC CMS recommendations... I didn't know there were so many!
10:04 AM Dec 28th
from Seesmic
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Are there any content management systems for .NET that use ASP.NET MVC? All the ones we could think of are WebForms based.
9:54 AM Dec 28th
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@ Maybe they end up getting that much value out of it, but it seems steep when CodeMash is $175
8:10 AM Dec 28th
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in reply to rkierner
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@ Am I the only one who is surprised that someone would pay $1500 for a 2 day training class?
8:10 AM Dec 28th
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in reply to rkierner
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@ good point. :) But I wouldn't want to have to pay $500 for CodeMash registration, $175 is much better.
7:53 AM Dec 28th
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in reply to fallenrogue
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@ I think that's what makes our industry different than other industries.
7:53 AM Dec 28th
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in reply to pmontgomery
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@ right, but imagine if you also got paid to speak, there would be even more submissions
7:49 AM Dec 28th
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in reply to fallenrogue
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@ I'm fine with not getting paid because that means that CodeMash only costs $175 and CODODN is free.
7:41 AM Dec 28th
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in reply to rkierner
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@ our industry is much more collaborative and helpful in general, look at how much time is spent working on OSS
7:37 AM Dec 28th
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in reply to fallenrogue
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@ I think that in our industry, the publicity and respect you might gain by speaking is worth more than in other industries
7:30 AM Dec 28th
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in reply to fallenrogue
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@ I've found that my gut is usually right, and when it's wrong, I just go and refactor things
6:15 AM Dec 28th
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in reply to stevehorn
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@ #1 rule - do what makes sense. If you stop and think about it and it still makes sense, then continue on with it.
6:15 AM Dec 28th
from Seesmic
in reply to stevehorn
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@ If the code can do what it needs to do without involving view models, I make a domain service or put it in a model object
6:09 AM Dec 28th
from Seesmic
in reply to stevehorn
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@ my rule of thumb is if the code is only dealing with UI stuff (e.g. translating domain models to view models), put in controller
6:09 AM Dec 28th
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in reply to stevehorn
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- Name Jon Kruger
- Location Westerville, OH
- Web http://jonkruger....
- Bio Project Engineer/Mentor with Quick Solutions -- .NET developer striving to get better by learning practices like TDD, Agile, SOLID, OOP, etc.
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