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thebeebs
Also known as Martin Beeby, I am a web developer and work for Microsoft as a developer evangelist
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A Knockout.js price calculator
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A pricing calculator is usually a very difficult piece of front end engineering to produce. In this blog I’m going to let you into a little secret, a secret that removes all of the complication out of creating html that needs to change and respond...
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4 Ways to test your website in old versions of IE
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Twice this week I’ve been asked how you can test older versions of Internet Explorer once whilst delivering a guest lecture at Stafford University and then just a few hours later via email. So I thought that it was probably worth while to write up the...
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HTML5 Video not working in IE9 - Some tips to debug
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If you can’t get HTML5 video to work in IE9 here is the process that I use to figure out what’s wrong: First I will load up the page and press F12 to bring up the developer tools I then pop over to the console tab in the console I get a reference to the...
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Building a shopping cart with knockout.js
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Prior to joining Microsoft I worked for a large online retailer, so I know first-hand how difficult it is to produce a good shopping cart. As a user updates quantities, deletes items or changes delivery options it’s important to update the sub total,...
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Web Workers and Tooling
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Web Workers are a technology that give you a way of supporting long running or complex JavaScript functions without interrupting the general browsing experience. In short, Web Workers give developers an opportunity to create applications in JavaScript...
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