Some thoughts on the ASP.Net MVC Framework
A few months ago, I got tired of ASP.Net. I was tired of developers who depended on server-side controls, the Microsoft ajax implementations (as opposed to under-the-hood javascript ajax)
Nike+ API Revisited
One of the highest traffic posts I get on this blog is the brief post on accessing the Nike+ API with C#. I'm pretty proud of that post,
Nike+ in Subversion . . . again
I've uploaded my Nike+ API to a new SVN repository. Previously, I used Google Code, but it required people to register with Google and I couldn't
Nike+ C# code
A lot of people are emailing me with problems they are having downloading the Nike+ api code from Google Code. In order to access it, you need a google api
Nike+ API on Google Code
I've been working on this API off and on for a while now. I have a Google Code repository where it is hosted. I've put the
Nike+ code will soon be on Google Code
I've got some emails and comments from people looking for my api wrapper for the Nike+ Api and have been sending it out to whoever wants it. I
Connecting to the Nike+ API with C#
A few months ago, I started writing some small personal apps which take information from the Nike+ service. Nike+ is the gadget I attach to my IPod and my running