DO NOT GET CAUGHT IN THE PROCASTICLEANING FALSE SENSE OF PRODUCTIVITY!

The Metro UI language is fast, fluid, and authentically digital...which is great, but how do we get it into Twitter Bootstrap?

In this AngularJS vs. DurandalJS review, I look at the reputation/maturity/adoption of these two frameworks (at a rudimentary level).

tl;dr: I'm deep in law school finals, so don't expect to hear from me for a couple weeks unfortunately.

Flat UI is everywhere these days. With Windows 8 and the recent trend to slam skeumorphic design, I have found that pointing out these common design trends is easier and easier.

The dotnetconf is a live conference ran on Azure, using Google hangouts, that looks to amplify the presence around solid web architecture principles.

So folks on the internets have decided to show off their office...and I wanted to be part of the party.

This video is a couple of things: 1) my first attempt at a green screen video, and 2) a narrative and view into two competing single page application frameworks.

Both AngularJS and DurandalJS have data-binding. The methods that they employ to perform this function is arbitrary as they are both easy, logical, and are straight-forward. However, as you might have some inherent preferences, I show how each framework performs binding.

In this first post I look at the world of modern JS development and the patterns that Durandal and Angular look to perfect.

Three dead, hundreds injured; this was in fact a tragedy. The assailants have been captured and or killed, but this still stands as a destructive terrorist event.

I will begin production on a mobile development series using Durandal JS, Phonegap, and many other exciting libraries. Check out the table of contents.

Twitter Bootstrap is everywhere. The downside is that sites can start to look static and plain. Enter Flat UI, a component library that restyles twitter bootstrap to respect flat design mantra.

Why should you care about this video? If you validate forms (which you should), and you use Durandal JS (which is awesome), then Knockout Validation is the most pragmatic way to add validation to your project.

I was tired of not having a quick method to publish, so I made a new Orchard theme. This post shows a quick and dirty transition.

I have been posting videos on YouTube quite a bit recently, so here are the last 7 of them based on Durandal JS.

Video: Using Modals within Durandal JS is super easy....but a little explanation goes a long way.