Rob's Blog Posts for 2008
"Oh duh": Google Maps and iPhone
Google Maps is awesome. It is phenomenally cool. It is the quintessential definition to many of what is Web 2....
jQuery – LINQ to JavaScript
I had the privilege of presenting jQuery at Desert Code Camp today. jQuery is the do more, write less JavaScript library....
Conditional Compile based on .net framework version
Ok, I’ve been after this one for quite a while. I want to include stuff like Moth....
Thinking in JavaScript – A-ha!
I had the great honor of presenting ‘Thinking in JavaScript’ at the Java Users’ Group last night....
CSS A complete Journey at Java Users Group
I was asked on short-notice to fill in for the Java Users Group, and to present CSS....
Validator Callout doesn't display on second control after fixing first control
There’s a bug in the Validator Callout in the AJAX Control Toolkit documented by bugs 10900, 12342, 15698, and 11701 on the Code Plex site....
LINQ to SQL Visualizer isn't in the transaction it is visualizing
The LINQ to SQL Visualizer is a phenomenal tool. This is how debugging should be done....
Compile time reminders
For ages I’ve wanted to be able to put a comment of some kind in my code that I could get to come up during a build....
Filter Sql Server Profiler by Database
Ok, I stumbled with this one enough times to log it here. I want to tune a database I’m working with....
Thinking in JavaScript for the C# Developer
I had the great privilege and honor of presenting “Thinking in JavaScript” at the SouthEast Valley ....
DropDownList's SelectedValue in JavaScript
Ok, I’ve forgotten this more times than I care to remember, and each time, I have to re-Google it....
Double-click the document in Solution Explorer -> Code View by default
Ok, this has been an annoyance for long enough. I’m in Visual Studio. I double-click on a web service’s code behind file in the Solution Explorer, and up pops an empty designer window....
Update Statistics for all tables
Statistics in Sql Server are awesome for improving performance of queries. There’s a lot of voodoo behind the scenes, but the end result is fast, and that makes users smile....