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Rethinking design desicions

I read a blog post at Three Rivers Institute [http://www.threeriversinstitute.org/blog/?p=398] that lead me to the following presentation [http://onstartups.com/tabid/3339/bid/11042/Dharmesh-On-Startup-Marketing-Video-From-MIT-Startup-Bootcamp.aspx?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed:+onstartups+(OnStartups)&utm_content=Google+Feedfetcher]

Adding a new feature in 60 minutes

Today was the first day after my vacation, at work. Most of the time is spent on planning and discussions how we’re going to move forward with the product. But I did manage to get some code in place. During the discussions we also figured out a way to

JQuery: keeping your site-state in the addressbar

More and more sites are doing it. Keeping their state in the address bar of the browser, enabling AJAX driven dynamic html pages to use the back and forward buttons between javascript driven views. The most common website that uses this functionality, that I know of, is GMail. If you

Refactoring how to open views

We had a problem in RemoteX applications, not a big one, but an old structure that had to be refactored. Our open method only accepted URIs as arguments. This forced most of our commands that create new entities, to first save an empty new version of the entity to make

Performance monitoring of a deployed application

I had an idea today while working with a performance issue on the REST-service of RemoteX Applications. In theory having a performance counter with the average execution time of SQL-queries over time. Will allow monitoring of system wide average cost for queries in the system. That means that overtime its