MailEnable COM Wrapper to Add Email Users

May 28

Having worked with MailEnable in the past, I figured it would be the perfect solution for a custom CMS I have been working on for my significant other’s FanFiction website. Problem was I couldn’t find anything off the shelf that had enough documentation to understand. So after some trial and error I have written the following wrapper. NOTE: You must have...

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Get 500 Do Follow Backlinks

Apr 11

Hey guys, I don’t normally push SEO on this blog, as it is my personal programming blog, but one of the many projects I work on just launched a new type of backlink! You can now purchase 500 do follow links Check it out! Get your dofollow backlinks...

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Setupzor – Self extracting setup solution

Nov 17

Needed to create a single file installer for a Visual Studio setup and deployment solution. WinRAR self extractor wouldn’t work, and neither did Winzip. Both would error out on the Setup.exe file being run (not sure why, I didn’t investigate it). So I built one based on the tutorial here. Then I had to make changes to the setup and deployment project,...

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Spintax Class for C#.Net

Nov 08

Spintax Class for C#.Net

For a project I am working on, I had to build a website that would spin a couple lines of text (well a few, couple line textboxes and many single line textboxes). It was irritating beyond belief. I wanted to just steal some code. After all every great programmer steals their code! After looking for an hour I decided I could have written it in the amount of time I had...

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Handgloves v1.1.1

Aug 03

Handgloves v1.1.1

With handgloves still under extensive development, I have decided to go ahead and release the wigetized version that is merged in the current development version. Feel free to try it out, and let me know if there is anything you want added to it, removed from it or just completely changed. I am open to working with anyone who wants to help improve this project. It...

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Coding Horror: The F5 Key Is Not a Build Process

Jul 30

As a developer of many years, I have to (de facto) love – I mean with less-than 3 style love — the kind you and your JR high school crush had for each other, Coding Horror. Love does not mean I have to agree. This is from an old article that I read back the day it was published (as I have been doing for almost 5 years now). If your “build...

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