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• Is Simulating User-Input Events With jQuery Ever A Good Idea?

  Posted on Feb 1, 2010 at 10:15 AM

  @Ben, Is there a way to subscribe to one of your posts (comments) without commenting on it?... read more »

• Nora Ephron vs. Meg Ryan: What Is That We Love?

  Posted on Jul 7, 2009 at 2:20 PM

  Joe V. Volcano is ENTIRELY rediculous--that's what made it so good. Tom Hanks really nailed that one too!!... read more »

• Voiding Click Events Implicitly With jQuery Plugin: voidClick()

  Posted on Jun 19, 2009 at 5:26 PM

  For forms, you should check out the jquery.form plugin. It's pretty slick!... read more »

• Why My Queries Hate Application Service Layers

  Posted on Jun 18, 2009 at 2:28 PM

  I'd like to submit my vote for the "straw man" theory!... read more »

• Why My Queries Hate Application Service Layers

  Posted on Jun 18, 2009 at 12:23 PM

  Put the complexity into the Method, rather than the flow control/logic. The method name should be simple: GetSomething() The params passed in should be a set of optional params--obviously, SOMETHING should be passed in--but the signature of what is passed should be used by the m... read more »

• Why My Queries Hate Application Service Layers

  Posted on Jun 18, 2009 at 12:16 PM

  @Ben, It would look more like this: GetAssetAndProject(assetId, projectId) That method could, ultimately, handle multiple signatures. You might create a case for: GetAssetAndProject(userId) and another for: GetAssetAndProject(accountId, loginId) Basically... read more »

• Why My Queries Hate Application Service Layers

  Posted on Jun 18, 2009 at 12:02 PM

  @Brian, I'm not sure about CF9 but nHybernate is definitely all about ORM.... read more »

• Why My Queries Hate Application Service Layers

  Posted on Jun 18, 2009 at 11:48 AM

  @Tony seems to have hit it on the head! In .NET development, there is an add-on called nHybernate. Once you set up some XML mapping in your application, you just make calls to a DAO and pass in parameters that are used by the DAO to automatically run just the right query and return just the right... read more »