What’s your plan on how to handle a security breach? How will you react when you’re hacked? Yes, that’s a “when” and not an “if”. Eventually it will happen. You’d better be prepared. If you ask a number of organizations on the risk of their computer security being compromised, I doubt that you’ll find a… Continue reading What’s your Plan for when you’re Hacked?
Using a Bit of Luck to Track Down CSS Parse Errors in IE7
This post is written by guest blogger Albin Sunnanbo. He’s a great friend and source of inspiration and also one of the best developers I know. It was Albin that first introduced me to LINQ, EF Migrations and jQuery that I now use daily. Recently I had trouble with Twitter Bootstrap in IE7. We had recently… Continue reading Using a Bit of Luck to Track Down CSS Parse Errors in IE7
Professional Developers Estimate Times
Being a great coder is only part of the skills required to be a professional developer. A professional developer is never isolated with the code. All work is done within the context of a project. A professional developer delivers not only high quality code, but also high quality time estimates. Back in June I wrote… Continue reading Professional Developers Estimate Times
You’re a Top Developer!
I know that you are a top rated developer. In fact I know that everyone reading this is rankning among the top 10% of all developers. How I know? Because 90% of all developers never read a programming blog, never make any side projects to learn something new, never spend any time or effort outside… Continue reading You’re a Top Developer!
Dissecting MVC Scaffolded Code for EF Updates
MVC and Entity Framework scaffolding is powerful, but I prefer to know what actually happens before accepting generated code. The code generated to update an entity when an edit has been done looked interesting, so I decided to have a closer look at it. When an edit is done to an entity, the data is… Continue reading Dissecting MVC Scaffolded Code for EF Updates