My bookshelves are a mess
Scott Hanselman posted a tweet yesterday with a photo of a bookshelf, asking people to reply with photos of their bookshelves. I was bored last night, so I took a […]
programming
more TypeScript and SharePoint
I got a chance to work on another TypeScript / SharePoint project at work recently. I’m finding these projects to be a nice change of pace from my usual Dynamics […]
more on subscriptions
This post is a follow-up to this morning’s post about subscription software and services. First, it turns out that I do have a 7-day trial subscription to Comixology Unlimited. I […]
Shrug
At work today, I decided that I needed to be able to more easily get the shrug symbol into my emails and messages. This probably says something bad about my […]
more JavaScript and TypeScript shenanigans
I’m still working on my fairly ridiculous JavaScript/TypeScript/SharePoint project, which I’ve mentioned previously. I’ve got the Q (promises) stuff all worked out now, I think. I wanted to be able […]
Promised You a Miracle
I’m still working on the JavaScript project that I mentioned last week. I think I’ve nearly got promises figured out now. I’ve switched from using jQuery’s promises to using Q. […]
JavaScript, TypeScript, Promises, and callback hell
I’m working on a little project right now, where I’m pushing at the edges of my limited JavaScript skills. I’ve written a fair amount of JavaScript code in the past, […]
programming books and videos
We’re snowed in today here in my part of NJ, so today’s probably a good day to review and clean up some of the “independent study” stuff I’ve been working […]
WordPress syntax highlighting
I occasionally post code here, and I’ve never been entirely satisfied with the various ways that one can post nicely-formatted code on a blog. This blog has been around for […]
Getting master page URL in SharePoint 2013 with JSOM
I’m only just starting to learn JSOM (after previously learning the server-side object model, and CSOM, via C#). There are some slightly weird requirements and limitations that are constantly tripping […]