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Hi, I'm Scott Galloway — I'm a consulting web / internet / systems / full-cycle, full-stack developer (it's complicated šŸ¤“) specializing in bringing 'AI' to the masses, .NET Core, full-stack development, cloud, and search technologies. Former Microsoft ASP.NET Program Manager with 30+ years building web applications for Fortune 500 companies and startups. I share my work in progress (PERSONAL!) projects and how I build them. Available for contract, full-time, or consultancy work — get in touch. Code on GitHub | Feedback on Mastodon

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FreeTextBox 2.0 for .TEXT 0.95
Was perusing the ASP.NET Forums earlier when I stumbled across this post by Revjon (of FreeTextBox fame), his question was on whether plans exist for integrating FTB 2.0 into .TEXT. Well, I went ahead...

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Just a reminder, Code Complete Second Edition due tomorrow (02/06/2004)
Had mine ordered for months now...but the big day finally approaches - Code Complete (US) is simply the single most essential book for any coder. I read the Drafta few months ago and have to say that...

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Brilliant General Architecture post from Scott Hanselman
This post by Scott Hanselman is just a brilliant starting point for beginners in application architecture (in any language actually). In my experience a good basic structure can solve so many problems...

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Fairly interesting ASP.NET forums question - on using Global static variables instead of Application state in ASP.NET
I was replying to this forum post I actually couldn't find a good example on how to do this - wierd, it's such a common thing to do. So, the problem is, is there a better method than using the...

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Outage...again...
Sorry, I had some downtime over the weeken - I was away for the Easter break and so was only able to restart just now. If you've sent me any mail over the last couple of days, chances are I haven't...

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Excellent article on the new ASP.NET 2.0 Caching features from G. Andrew Duthie
Really exciting changes by the looks of it - not long now before we can actually use these features (well about a year). Anyway, a usual an excellent article from G. Andrew Duthie (or G. for short). ...

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Bug from hell..my 3 days of pain!
Just sorted one of the nastiest bugs I have ever had...I built a .NET class which was used from Classic ASP, so it too in recordsets then loaded then into a DataTable and fired them across a Web...

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Very nice little deployment tool from Matt 'eWorld' Hawley
Not content with producing some of the best free ASP.NET tools around, Matt's only gone and made a fantastic little utility to make deploying web sites much easier. This little tool lets you deploy...

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Interesting site - with a focus on Patterns in .NET
Found this site really interesting from Maxim V. Karpov, basically it's a blog with a focus on the use of design patterns in .NET - which I personally think are currently not widely underused but...

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Excellent post on testing practices...I really wish there was an easier way to integrate 'Watson' into all applications...
Chris Pratley posted this lovely long post on bugs and testing, he also covers some stuff about 'Watson' that little dialog which pops up when an application crashes inside Windows XP, very...

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