NHibernate eager loading collections with RootEntityResultTransformer and SetMaxResults

I have long since been an advocate of proper markup, web standards, and accessibility. Most people at InterWorks don't know it, but when I go home at night, my relaxation time is figuring out what it takes to make websites load faster. I have ultra...

Disclaimer: I am purposely withholding a detailed analysis as I do not feel qualified to make statistical judgements about the data, but rather present these graphs in hope that it gives a new and different perspective on the impact that twitter has on spreading information. Like...

When we first began using SVN a few years ago commits typically happened once a day, if that often.  Over time we have learned that fine-grained commits offer many benefits over bulk commits, I've outlined a few below. Searching commits is easier Committing more often means that...

The term RAID stands for “Redundant Array of Independent Disks," and it is a way for computer users to gain a lot of storage reliability from ordinary disk drives without having to resort to more expensive components. Better performance and/or capacity is achieved by arranging...

A lot of landboss is built on ASP.NET server controls but also contains a lot of javascript code, ExtJS code to be precise.  To get around a lot of the headache synchronizing the server/client relationship we tend to use javascript singletons quite a bit.  We'll...

Today is my 6 month anniversary at Interworks and I’ve decided to commemorate it by showing off some of what I’ve been learning.  When I started at Interworks I didn’t know anything about web development and quickly realized I didn’t know much about programming either,...

Over my career, I've worked with some great print designers. The work has always been fun, but often difficult; the Web is a very different medium than print when it comes to design. For designers used to the print world, moving to Web design can...

Snippet to enable Vim color schemes in Putty. Put the following in your .vimrc file: if &term =~ "xterm"    "256 color --    let &t_Co=256    " restore screen after quitting    set t_ti=ESC7ESC[rESC[?47h t_te=ESC[?47lESC8    if has("terminfo")        let &t_Sf="ESC[3%p1%dm"        let &t_Sb="ESC[4%p1%dm"    else        let &t_Sf="ESC[3%dm"        let &t_Sb="ESC[4%dm"    endifendif Below is zenburn...

This has been driving me nuts, there are a million ways to do this, but this is by far the easiest method I have found: Move to the beginning of the block you want to cut/copy and press shift + V for whole lines or CTRL...

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