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One thing I noticed while organizing Startup Weekend Monterrey is that a some of people are in it for the prize, they see it first of all as a competition. In my opinion, although competition events add real value to the entrepreneur … Continue reading →
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This past weekend the first (I hope of many) Startup Weekend Monterrey took place, an event I’ve been organizing for the last 2 months as part of with a great “ninja” team. As a former participant in the Startup Weekend events in Mexico City … Continue reading →
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This past weekend the first (I hope of many) Startup Weekend Monterrey took place, an event I’ve been organizing for the last 2 months as part of with a great “ninja” team. As a former participant in the Startup Weekend … Continue reading →
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Just spent a couple of hours trying to get to the bottom of this. Basically, if you have a generated-code class (like in entity framework), the easiest way to add validation is to use MetadataType in the partial class (because … Continue reading →
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This is an update to my Syntax Highlighting TextBox in Silverlight using MVVM post. First of all, i’d like to thank Jeff Willcox for his port to Silverlight of Drew Miller’s syntax highlighting engine called ColorCode and Morten Nielsen for … Continue reading →
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Before Working on a project that includes a database implies dealing with the schema changes and versions. The problem is that the tools that can help you are pretty expensive and (from my experience) not 100% reliable. It was so … Continue reading →
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If you ever had to convince a client or a boss why Agile works, you know that it’s not an easy task. Agile goes against many ideas that are considered axioms in the business world – like planning first and … Continue reading →
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In Visual Studio 2010 you can use xdt transforms to fill the web.config files with the appropriate values for deployment to test or production environments.And it is pretty simple to use: - add Config Transforms to the web.config (like web.Debug.config) … Continue reading →
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Benoit Mandelbrot: Fractals and the art of roughness At TED2010, mathematics legend Benoit Mandelbrot develops a theme he first discussed at TED in 1984 — the extreme complexity of roughness, and the way that fractal math can find order within … Continue reading →
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In order to take advantage of the design-time binding support in Blend (and now VS .NET 2010), especially when using MVVM, you had these options: 1. Set the DataContext in XAML to a StaticResource (like a ViewModel) created for design … Continue reading →
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