Author Archives: Jesse Liberty
Angular Part 2- Behavior Driven Development
In an earlier posting I discussed, briefly, why Angular is suddenly so popular, and demonstrated how to get started with Angular without writing a line of JavaScript. It’s time now to turn our attention to a slightly more realistic example. … Continue reading
Yet Another Podcast #121–AngularJS Roundtable
We welcome Ari Lerner, author of NG-Book and Ward Bell and John Papa to discuss AngularJS and Ari’s comprehensive book on the topic. Ari Lerner’s ng-book site Ward Bell’s Blog John Papa’s Blog Breeze IdeaBlade AngularJS Building SPA with Breeze … Continue reading
Read twice as fast, one word at a time
It turns out that there are better ways to read than the way we learned as children. Based on significant research, Flash Reading appears to be able to instantly increase your reading speed by 50% to 100% or more, while … Continue reading
I’ll be speaking at DevIntersections/Angle Brackets
April 13-16, 2014 at JW Marriott Grande Lakes, Orlando Florida I’m thrilled to say that I’ll be speaking at Angle Brackets. Angle brackets is “a conference for lovers of the Web.” It has been described as “the conference for those … Continue reading
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Creating Your First Angular Program
Last week I had the privilege of presenting on Angular at Live360. I’ve written up part of that presentation as a blog post here. In this blog post I describe how to get started with Angular and how to create … Continue reading
Underscore: LINQ (almost) for JavaScript
As part of my emerging series on LINQ from Scratch, I’d like to take a small detour today into what you do if you need the functionality of LINQ in your JavaScript program. You can read my solution here.
LINQ From Scratch #2–Deferred Execution
I’ve posted the second in my emerging series on LINQ From Scratch here. This one is about deferred execution, a small but critical feature of LINQ.
Yet Another Podcast #120 – Breeze Roundtable
An extraordinary roundtable… Brian Noyes – Pluralsight Author Ward Bell – VP of IdeaBlade. Mr. Breeze. John Papa – Microsoft Regional Director/ MVP Jon Galloway – Microsoft Evangelist and some-time co-host Been holding off on publishing this until my Web … Continue reading
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Programming Style–Kendo & jQuery
Which of the following do you prefer? Which is easier to read? Which is easier to write? Which is easier to maintain? var dataItem = this.target().closest(“.k-grid”).data(“kendoGrid”).dataSource.getByUid(this.target().closest(“tr”).data(“uid”)); Or… var dataItem = this.target() .closest(“.k-grid”) .data(“kendoGrid”) .dataSource .getByUid(this.target().closest(“tr”).data(“uid”)); Or… var grid = … Continue reading
OzCode– 4 Star Help with Debugging
I loaded OzCode onto my machine some months ago, but didn’t really start to see its benefit until recently, when I’ve been intensively debugging C# code. The more I use it the cooler I think it is.
LINQ From Scratch
I’ve started a new series, LINQ From Scratch, which you can read here. The first article is on Getting Started and on LINQPad. I hope that this will be useful and interesting and I look forward to your comments and … Continue reading
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Lessons learned on Twitter
This week I posted a new podcast with Scott Hunter of Microsoft, along with Jon Galloway of Microsoft and Ward Bell of IdeaBlade. I was pretty excited about what Scott had to say about Angular and ASP.NET, and tried to … Continue reading
