Philip Mateescu

Whether in the context of my friend Curtis’s BORAX proposal, or my own, we will eventually need to serialize our domain objects and ship them to the browser.

After spending up half a day trying to get FxCop v1.36 to play nice with CruiseControl.NET and MSBuild, I thought it was worth spending an extra hour or two documenting it.

We’ve been doing this for a while, more or less, in various shapes and forms, so it’s nothing new.

Well, duh!

Python comes with a JSON encoder and decoder you can use to prettify messy JSON code.

Following my previous .Net DI container speed test, a few people (thanks @slaneyrw, @roryprimrose, @JamesChaldecott) pointed out that the abysmal performance of Unity in both singleton loaded and transient loaded scenarios was largely due to checking for…

You probably don’t care why I’ve done this, but if you don’t even care about most of the details of this test, let me lay it on you short and sweet: Autofac, Castle.Windsor, and StructureMap put out some excellent, consistent numbers; Spring.Net is middle…

This trick uses OS X’s superb search in menus feature and since all your mail folders are available as menus entries under Message > Move To, it makes it really quick and easy to perform this operation.

A great deal of smart people blogged and spoke on podcasts about all the new features in OS X 10.7 aka Lion.

I recently needed a quick way to count the words in selected text on a web page.

Bash has awesome command and file completion.

It seemed fitting, when I first thought about it, that my first blog post should discuss the engine I chose to power my website.