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Monthly Archives: September 2010
Simple Vertical Tabs
There are really two main ways (or a combination of them) to display menus on your web page: horizontally or vertically. Some sites have a combination of the two. For instance a main horizontal menu with vertically expanding sub options. … Continue reading
The Repository Pattern – Part 2
I previously wrote about using the Repository Pattern with Linq to Fluent NHibernate and MySQL. Since that time, I have had the opportunity to refine and extend this approach. I have also noticed quite a few hits on the old … Continue reading
Posted in best practice, nhibernate
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GPS Data Logger using the Netduino
The last blog post, I described how to use the Netduino and the ladyada GPS shield to collect GPS points. Since that time the Netduino folks have made public an alpha release of firmware that supports mounting an SD card. … Continue reading
Posted in .netmf, geolocation, netduino
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GPS using the Netduino
I recently blogged about using the Arduino board as a GPS data logger. I have been using this to collect geo-location data for the Truck Tracker application. In this post, I will explore using the Netduino for that purpose. Meet … Continue reading
Posted in .netmf, geolocation, hardware, netduino
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