Phil Leggetter - Real-Time Web Software and Technology Evangelist
In our last ASP.NET post, The easiest way to add real-time functionality to an ASP.NET e-commerce application, I demonstrated how to add realtime stock level updates and notifications to an ASP.NET e-commerce application. In this post I’m going to show how to add a “Who’s shopping?” widget to the same application. The purpose [...]
On Saturday I went to DDD Scotland for the first time and really enjoyed myself. Not only were there some really good talks on a range of subjects but the it was great to meet people I interact with on Twitter and make new connections. I managed my schedule for the day using a
I’m a .NET guy and I’m excited and interested in cutting edge technologies. I’ve found the lack of a .NET community (particularly in Scotland) and not seeing enough developers who primarily using Microsoft technologies getting involved with tech communities really frustrating .
My feeling is that there aren’t a lot of regular .NET events or general [...]
It would appear that setting the Credentials property of a HttpWebRequest still leads to authentication failure against the Superfeedr HTTP PubSubHubbub API. This might be because the way the HttpWebRequest works is that it first waits to be…
Recently I was posed the following question:
Write a piece of code that prints all odd integer numbers between 1 and 99
This really isn’t a difficult question but it still requires some thought. When I’m posed with any question I like to break things down into their constituent parts.
Here’s the process I went [...]
I finally got around to trying out ASP.NET MVC and while I was at it I thought I’d also give Windows Azure a whirl. Windows Azure doesn’t support ASP.NET MVC out of the box but Jim over on MSDN Blogs has written up the details of how to get ASP.Net MVC Projects running on [...]
I was writing a Windows Azure ASP.NET MVC application and when making a call to a page I received the following exception:
System.Security.SecurityException: That assembly does not allow partially trusted callers
In my application I’m using Castle Windsor for dependency injection and when trying to resolve a service using:
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I think that Live Mesh will be really useful. I think it provides great benefit to individual users, such as myself, and has great potential to be used by software solution developers. I’m presently using it to synchronise some files that I want to backup and [...]
To make a cross domain web request with SilverLight 2 really isn’t that tough. I did have some problems with RC0 but I have no idea why. I just tried writing a little app to do this and it worked straight away.
As I was cleaning up the contents of my desktop I came across a text file containing a list of links to .NET obfuscator offerings. I created this list when researching options about six months ago. The main criteria was that the obfuscator could be executed as part of an automated build process.
Here’s the [...]
About Phil Leggetter
My name is Phil Leggetter and I'm a Developer Evangelist at Pusher, a Real-Time Web Software and Technology Evangelist and Consultant, software engineer, team leader, line manager, micropreneur, product developer, Twitter user and a keen user of social media. For more information see the About Phil Leggetter page.
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