Posts Tagged ‘.net’

I was just about to search for a good Url regular expression to check input validation, when I remembered a recent blog post by @srkirkland mentioning Data Annotation Extensions (github).  This extension package allows for additional common use data annotations, such as URL, Email, Credit Card, etc in any .NET 4.0 project. It has been [...]

At the MvcConf 2 Andrew Davey (@andrewdavey) presented a neat emailing utility for ASP.NET MVC 3 called Postal that allows for using View Engines to ease the creation of email templates, and also takes care of sending the emails out.  During the session someone raised the question about sending through third-party services, namely Amazon Simple [...]

UPDATE: Three days after clue #9 was released, it was correctly guessed.  Congratulations to @tea4two20 for her winning guess of $6019.35!  According to the tracker she had tweeted every day since we started our coverage.  Her two final guesses prior to the correct one were $6000.95 and $6543.15.
We tracked about 800 users (+300 since the [...]

A OpenGraphNET is a simple parser / library for the Open Graph protocol created by Facebook. More information on this protocol can be found at opengraphprotocol.org.  If this is something new to you, I’d suggest reading up on the semantic web, RDFa, and related OpenGraph materials – there is a good writeup here covering all [...]