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- Not sure that Node itself is the "be-all-end-all", but the community of dev's working on building great modules is astounding and humbling. 1 day ago
- “@Linz_Shelton: @cartoDB guy is a savage! I'm both giddily impressed & gleefully baffled by this @NYTM demo. #nytm” - @jatorre skoolin'em 1 day ago
- RT @EsriDevSummit: RT @thomasemge: The DevSummit highlight and most OSM presentation http://t.co/W1jWpzzZ with Steve Coast himself #esri ... 3 days ago
- Good evening with NodeJs, Express, Leaflet, Socket.io and Esri Feature Services. Cooking fun stuff for #DevSummit 3 days ago
- Final act for Friday: Ubuntu in a VM, playing nicely with multiple monitors. Will be staging some node hijinks next week ;-) 6 days ago
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Developer Fundamentals: Maintainable Code
It’s very common that when you first transition to an OOP language that you still end up writing procedural code in “Big Ugly Functions”. While it’s common overall, I think it’s especially prevalent in GIS, and at some level it … Continue reading
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Task List Software
Just a quick note about a very cool Task list package that I’ve been using for a while now – ToDoList from Abstract Spoon. This is a great little tool – first off it’s freeware, so that always helps. Second … Continue reading
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Moving the site to ASP.NET 2.0: Part 3
I had some more time this weekend, and have made some more progress on changing my site to ASP.NET 2.0. Overall, I must say that ASP.NET 2.0 rocks. As with most Microsoft development tools, it has it’s own somewhat weird … Continue reading
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