Jeremy Boyd: Jeremy (JB) is an experienced solutions architect, developer and consultant with over 7 years experience in the New Zealand market.
Jeremy helped build a strong culture of innovation and applied learning within Intergen during 2001-2006 where he contributed to company growth as well as the development towards a more mature focus, which is exhibited by his role in the development of a new business unit – Support Services in 2006.
Since 2003, Jeremy has played a key role within the New Zealand Microsoft development community, helping develop and grow the role of community reach, and later taking on the role of Microsoft Regional Director which he currently is active in.
Jeremy believes in taking a direct and focused approach to software development, aiming for the critical path and seeing technology as a key enabler towards better efficiency in business. A geek since a young age, Jeremy has a keen eye for opportunities to solve real world problems using software – a skill he has continually applied within the IT field itself, building a number of end user products which help solve specialist problems for technical professionals.
ASPNET
20 Mar 2009
ASP.NET MVC Model Binding with XVal
Jeremy Boyd writes
"......look at what is involved with handling submission of a form where the target is a LightSpeed entity...Here is the code and associated database setup script...to cover what we have done so far..."
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ASPNET
19 Mar 2009
MVC and LightSpeed Site Setup Walkthrough
Jeremy Boyd writes
"...First step is to set up an ASP.NET MVC site instance called “Web”, this is easily achieved using the VS template...the only thing I probably want to add to this is a bit of Output caching to avoid generating unnecessary work on the server...Here is the code and associated database setup script...to cover what we have done so far. Also remember to download and install LightSpeed...."
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Editors Picks
19 Mar 2009
Silverlight 2 Reader App for the Blind and Partially Sighted
Jeremy Boyd writes
" ...he had just pushed out a great new Silverlight app timed with MIX 09...It’s a Silverlight based audio book reader and was developed in conjunction with Microsoft for The Royal New Zealand Foundation for the Blind. You can check out...the reader itself..."
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