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Monthly Archives: December 2010
Exploring blog posts using Sitefinity’s Fluent API
I needed to record a short (4 minutes or less) video showing Sitefinity’s Fluent API.
This post contains the sample widget I created for this video. Hopefully, this code will be useful for anyone who is exploring with Sitefinity’s Fluent API.
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Readability inspired blog theme
Readability has lived on my web browser’s bookmark toolbar for a long time. It’s an indispensable tool for making the web tolerable. Readability takes an unruly ad-laden poorly-formatted web site and turns it into a reader friendly format. Shown below is just … Continue reading
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