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Fremus.co.za

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A technical oriented blog aimed at providing personal web development experiences.

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  • Using System.Uri’s Segments property and List().ForEach

    Posted on Friday November 13th, 2009 at 02:20 in c#

    You know the feeling when you see someone use a property and you go, nice, I never knew that. Well last night that happened to me after reading Scott Hanselman’s article on Windows Powershell. In the article he created a script that automatical...

  • Inkscape supports XAML

    Posted on Thursday November 12th, 2009 at 01:06 in wpf, inkscape, xaml

    I have been using Inkscape now for a while and I was surprised to see XAML as an export format. This means that I can design UI elements in Inkscape and re-use them in Visual Studio 2008 for WPF/Silverlight applications. This means that I do not have...

  • Will email truly die?

    Posted on Tuesday November 10th, 2009 at 11:39 in General

    I got a Google Wave invite earlier this week and I must admit I have not logged in again since and honestly I have not felt compelled to, but that may just be me. Maybe it is just me, maybe I am not as forward and revolutionary thinking as the people...

  • Getting POST values with an ASHX file

    Posted on Wednesday November 4th, 2009 at 06:56 in Ajax, web development, c#, web technologies

    Today I had this scenario where I wanted to post items from multiple HTML input elements to a generic handler (.ashx) file without using the action attribute of the form. Specifying the action meant that that you are navigated away from the page wher...

  • Getting a single XAttribute or XElement

    Posted on Monday November 2nd, 2009 at 07:15 in c#, linq to xml, xelement, xattribute

    I have come across two ways querying XElements or XAttributes: Make an object IEnumerable and loop through the results Use the Single() method to return a single object only Typically you may have a situation where you write some Linq-to-XML like t...

  • JavaScript alphabetical sorting (A < a)

    Posted on Friday October 30th, 2009 at 09:24 in javascript, Ajax, web development, web technologies

    So A < a, which means if you use the sort() function and your array contains elements starting with upper and lowercase then the uppercase will appear first, i.e.: Art, ASP.NET, LawDeed, LINQ will appear as: ASP.NET Art LawDeed LINQ To get this worki...

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