Jul
12
Is your site vulnerable to clickjacking? If you haven’t heard of clickjacking before then it probably is. There are two simple implementations you can set up today to limit the possibility of a targeted clickjacking attack to your new and existing websites.
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.net development, security
Oct
21
I’ve just finished building a small site for a client of ours entirely using LINQ to SQL and I was pleasantly surprised at the ease and simplicity of hooking things up. I was a bit sceptical at first, but I think it worked out fine in the end.
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.net development
Aug
25
Have you ever sat in a meeting where people seem to be arguing different points, and you suddenly realise that everyone is actually in agreement but they're just using different language? The same kind of misunderstandings can happen with projects. This can lead to poor judgements, extra work, and cost and time overruns. A Behaviour Driven Development approach (and the closely related Domain Driven approach) can minimise these risks.
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.net development
Aug
03
As a software developer, I’m more than familiar with the various types of bugs that can creep into carefully crafted code.
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.net development
Jul
20
Currently, iPhone applications can only be created using Objective-C and Xcode. Soon there may be a .NET based alternative.
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.net development