Author Archives: Jesse Liberty
Yet Another Podcast #109–One ASP.NET with Jon Galloway
Jon Galloway, my friend and sometime co-host is interviewed by Jeff Fritz and me about One ASP.NET and what’s new in ASP.NET. Jon is a Developer Evangelist for Microsoft focused on ASP.NET and Jeff is a Developer Evangelist for Telerik … Continue reading
Posted in ASP.NET, Languages, Learning, MVC, Observations, One ASP.NET, Opinion, Podcast, Visual Studio
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Sublime Text–My New Love
A week ago I wrote about my new editor: Sublime Text. As I explained then, I bought Sublime Text because I wanted a light-weight text editor with good support for code snippets. My initial impressions were that Sublime Text
Posted in HTML5, JavaScript, Opinion, Product Reviews, Tools and Utilities
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Learning Xamarin–Preserving State
In the previous post we looked at the Application Lifecycle. In this post we’ll put some of that information to practical use, and create an application that preserves a little state across being Stopped.
Learning Xamarin–Application Lifecycle
As is true with iOS and Windows Phone development, you can’t get very far in Android development (with or without Xamarin) without understanding the Application Lifecycle in somewhat painful detail. Posted here
Yet Another Podcast #108–Lino Tadros Falafel Software
Lino Tadros is the founder and CEO of Falafel Software, not to mention one of the funniest and kindest men I know and, oh yes, my boss. We talk about Falafel Software, mobile development, testing, Kendo and more, as well … Continue reading
Kendo UI & DataViz training
Very pleased to announce that starting in October I’ll be conducting Kendo UI and DataViz training for Falafel Software. Kendo UI bundles everything you need to create modern web applications in one box. No more searching the web for the … Continue reading
New Pluralsight Course: One ASP.NET From Scratch
Extremely pleased and proud to announce my latest Pluralsight Course, this time co-authored with Jeff Fritz: One ASP.NET From Scratch. One ASP.NET From Scratch teaches all you need to know about the elements of programming with ASP.NET, including Web Forms, … Continue reading
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Xamarin for Android #4–Weirdness Explained
The fourth in my ongoing series about learning to program Xamarin for Android is posted here.
Sublime Text–Sublime?
This is a very preliminary review of my new text editor: Sublime 3. I bought Sublime because I needed a very fast, lightweight text editor that supported code snippets. I will use it primarily when teaching, presenting, etc. on Kendo … Continue reading
Xamarin for Android: Logging
In today’s entry in the Xamarin for Android series, I cover logging.
Learning Xamarin #2–Using the Genymotion Emulator
In my second installment of Learning Xamarin I discuss the wonderfully fast Genymotion emulator.
Yet Another Podcast
Want to hear from Mary Jo Foley about Microsoft? Scott Hanselman about One ASP.NET? The top Pluralsight authors on creating on line training? Phil Haack on Git? Pete Brown on what’s new in Windows 8.1? John Papa on SPAs and … Continue reading
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