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Will It Fly? How to Know if Your New Business Idea Has Wings...Before You Take the Leap
When I was designing the RFCUNY Web Payment Request system, one of the issue I found from the old design was there was no way to see what the user has entered in any of the four screens in creating a payment request. Each screen was a different page to avoid a long vertical form. […]
One of the core idea of agile design and development is short iteration of delivering something the client. Right now I’m leading the web part of the redesign project of our personal application form system. It was a good start to have my design immediately approved by the project stakeholder. After a short conversation with […]
Maybe it is not fair to compare Flash with Silverlight from the point of view of how each technology is being spread. What I mean by that is that Flash has been around much longer than Silverlight. The Flash adoption by User Interface designers is huge, while I think Silverlight at this time still a […]
We’ve just delivered another application to our client, this time the finance department. This application manages the procurement process of the company and will be used by the staffs within CUNY schools. This is a huge and mission critical application. Technology and framework we use: .Net using C# for the web and win form application, […]
Read this Q&A with the NYTimes.com Design Director and see how is design being managed in that big scale website.
More and more tools allow you to create application with less codes. Today I found this new add-on to help you work with LINQ query in Linq to SQL domain. Download it here.
According to a survey conducted by Infotech, almost half of company they asked are developing their apps using .Net. For the article by InfoWorld.
Lynda.com has a complete collection of tutorial videos for basic WPF and Silverlight. Go check it out.
A nice roundup about Social Enterprise. I personally think that the culture of the company and the characters of each individual play an important role of the success of any social enterprise technology. The Enterprise 2.0 technology such as blog, wiki, social networking has established it self among individuals or startups in a very short time […]
Check out an interview of Jumptree a startup that uses ASP .Net as their framework. I also found InterviewUp that based on .Net as well.
I have to say that I’m 100% agree with this guy. I also came from the classic way of doing dynamic web application before I converted my self to a ASP .net developer. I soon as I got in touch with .net framework I saw the great productivity difference compared to the old way of doing dynamic web development. But before you start using .net efficiently you need to rethink the way a web application should be developed. One of the main pillar of that rethink is the use of object oriented pattern and methodology to architect your web application.
Last weekend we finally deployed the newly redesigned website of The Research Foundation of CUNY, the organization where I work. Have a look at it here. I’ll tell more about the development later.
Scott Guthrie posted the first look of the upcoming version of Visual Studio 2005. It looks great, cannot wait until it is released.
Since the release of IE7 end of last month the number of IE7 users on RFCUNY website has been increasing over Firefox. The issue many developer are facing right now is to have two platforms with each of the IE version, since they cannot be installed in the same machine (there is a tool for […]
I found the “View Selection Source” from Firefox very usefull. Particularly if you are a web developer and need to see how a certain part of the page was created such as JavaScript, CSS. This feature allows you to see the HTML source of the part that is highlighted. With right click you will have […]