links for 2007-08-21
[jQuery for JavaScript programmers](https://simonwillison.net/2007/Aug/15/jquery/)
A nice introduction to jQuery. This is a good place to start for anyone getting started with jQuery.
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links for 2007-08-16
[The Code Project Browser Add-in for VS 2005 - The Code Project - C# Programming](https://www.codeproject.com/csharp/cpbrowser.asp) Nice Visual Studio add-in to get to a lot of great code samples on CodeProject. (tags: [c#](https://del.icio.us/rbazinet/c#) [visualstudio](https://del.icio.us/rbazinet/visualstudio)) [ASP.NET without ASP.NET - Writing a full JSON Serializer in 100 lines of C# code](https://www.blog.activa.be/2007/08/12/WritingAFullJSONSerializerIn100LinesOfCCode.aspx) This is...
InfoQ - First Article is Published
I was contacted recently to write some articles or news releases for InfoQ in the .NET and Architecture areas. I was honored to be asked to contribute to a site I find particularly useful.
Repsonding to Comments About Rails - Scott Bellware [MVP]
There has been some really good discussions going on in the blog world about the Rails vs. .NET debate (MonoRail in particular), if you want to call it that.
Why not just use Ruby on Rails?
I have been following a couple projects lately who attempt to make .NET look and act more like Ruby on Rails. The first one is the Castle Project who have their implementation of ActiveRecord and a Rails-like MVC (model view controller) web framework MonoRail.
Rails in a Windows World
My day job consists of writing both Windows applications or web applications that run on Windows web servers.?? Most of my code is C# and using SQL Server 2005 to store the data, it pays the bills. I have been working with Ruby on Rails for the past year to...
Skyscrapr - Your Introduction to Architecture
This may be old news to most people out in the Microsoft Architecture world but it is news to me. Microsoft has a web site called Skyscrapr and it is dedicated to the topic of Architecture.
Visual Studio 2008 Beta 2 is Out
In case you missed it, Visual Studio 2008 Beta 2 along with the .NET Framework 3.5 is out.
IronRuby is out, Built and Running
I have been working with Ruby for quite some time now and every time I hear of new things out I like to try them out. Most of the time it is the latest gem or technique but this time the news comes from Microsoft.
InfoQ - Great Source for Developer Information
I recently joined InfoQ, a very good resource for .NET, Java, Ruby and Agile developers. It’s doesn’t cost anything to join so you have nothing to lose. Setting up your profile allows you to choose the language or platform you want to see information on, Ruby and Ruby on Rails...