I stumbled across an interesting StackOverflow thread [http://stackoverflow.com/q/24018008/106356] earlier this week. I had to read it a few times to notice what bothered me: it turns out that there is a status code for HTTP 418 "I'm a teapot". Why in the world would HTTP
I'm mostly a server-side developer, but occasionally I delve into the wild world of client-side programming. Each time I do, I get bombarded with blog posts and tweets and advocates [http://www.exceptionnotfound.net/zealotry-has-no-place-in-software-development/] , each hyping their own preferred JavaScript framework. Use Angular [https://angularjs.org/], they said. No,
Debugging is a critical skill that every programmer needs to become better at their jobs. Visual Studio provides several windows that help make debugging easier, but until now I hadn't really used them all that often. Well, in the spirit of not caring that I suck as long as I'm
December 12th Has it really been three years? Doesn't seem like it's been that long since we moved. But it has to be, since Hayley was four when we came here and she's seven now. My little girl is seven! Man does time fly. Anyway, got a Christmas party tonight
We've been searching for a way to audit changes made to our database, and one method we found was doing so via Entity Framework [http://www.asp.net/entity-framework] change tracking. Here's how to do it, what's required to set it up, and some drawbacks of this method. Let's get