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A mate of mine is behind - http://numbertap.com/

Similar concept but with cross platform multiplayer.

Lots of Australian home brewers (me included) will do brew in a bag then no chill. Saves time, equipment and water and still makes a cracking beer.

To be fair, I dont think he could have gone much worse.

I started then gave up on a .NET CMS installed via a nuget package. Definitely an area where the .NET tools/libraries are lacking.

I like the design but the font rendering on chrome makes it very difficult to read

Reminds me of how the windows phone people hub works (which I think is a good thing).

The .net world has http://miniprofiler.com/ and http://getglimpse.com/ which work really well.

They will also show you the sql (useful when it is generated by an orm) and breakdown each queries time cost.

I'm currently building a web app I'd like to sell as self hosted. Something that would be great for me is a service that handles payment and license generation for this type of software. Things like supporting purchase orders and quotes would be useful too.

A screencast app (or browser extension) specifically to create those short gifs showing product interactions that have been showing up recently.

This is pretty awesome. Would be rad to have something similar for the world cup for us non us sports loving coders.

http://lukencode.com .net, WinRT, wp7 javascript code snippets

I hope never, what he is doing at the moment is far more important than running any tech company.

I put together a little admin command line that you could bring up with the ~ key that looks like this: http://i.imgur.com/mq7ko.png?1

It is built for asp.net but you could easily apply the same concept somewhere else. More info if anyone is interested: http://lukencode.com/2011/12/11/netbashan-alternative-to-end...

I built a windows phone app around a similar concept (http://www.windowsphone.com/en-us/apps/7745a9a4-6926-4767-9e...) but it hasnt really caught on.

Similar open source app written in asp.net mvc + signalr: http://jabbr.net. I believe the author has been working on getting it to scale on azure.

I definitely agree. We have been using fluent migrator (https://github.com/schambers/fluentmigrator) for our .net based projects at work for database migrations and versioning

In the microsoft world SQL CE 4 is pretty nice for doing the same sort of thing.

I think it looks a lot nicer in motion. Though switching between desktop and tablet modes could be a bit jarring.

Cool Idea. Heres a couple of things I'd like to see: - A metro style wp7 theme such as http://www.4thandmayor.com/ (I've got some wp7 apps) - Some way to embed the app details into an existing page. Say if I wanted a nice way to list my apps on my blog.

One thing I've noticed (in the WP7 app store at least) as a result of this feature being missing is some devs responding to reviews by reviewing the app themselves (and rating it 5 stars of course) and replying to other reviewers in the text.

TekPub does screencast series for programmers and have some really good microsoft stuff (especially web). http://tekpub.com/channels/microsoft.

Chin up guys, neither work in Australia

I think for a lot of people their email password would essentially act as a single point of failure anyway. An attacker could go through the email and use recover password on any services they find.

Yeah an object of the class. Sorry about that.

There are a couple of places in .net where json can be deserialized into a c# class you provide, for example posting json to an asp.net mvc controller action. I find it is a massive pain to go through and create the classes manually.

I doubt it is 'someone' as much as it is 'some bot' searching for sql vulnerabilities. We occasionally notice a similar thing with a a bunch of visits to a page with attempted sql injection in the query string. As long as your inputs are sanitized (and you arent returning details on errors) you shouldn't have a problem.

You are probably better off asking this somewhere like stackoverflow or severfault but it sounds like someone might be trying an sql injection attack. See if you can grab the url and querystring of the pages that are being visited

I think its fine entering into an established area as long as you are providing something different which it seems like you are.

I think a clearer tour or overview page with some nice examples or showcases of bands using the service would help users understand how you are different.