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Saturday, January 9, 2010

Mozila Labs: Test Pilot



Test Pilot is an open research platform that collecting structured user feedback from Firefox and other Mozilla Labs experiments.


LinuxMag wrote
…After installing the extension, you’ll see the “Thank You” page for Test Pilot, and have a Test Pilot icon in the bottom right-hand corner. Click on this, and you’ll see the context menu with the current surveys and current tests.
That’s just what it sounds like. The first survey is to gather data about the test pilots. Very basic, you’ll be asked questions about how much you use Firefox and your skill level with computers. Once you’ve completed the survey it will disappear from the context menu until the next one starts….

Wednesday, October 1, 2008

First impressions of ASP.NET’s MVC framework

ASP.NET development’s presentation layer has traditionally been difficult; simply put, it isn’t simple. The event model, for example, can confound even the most experienced developers. For someone transitioning to ASP.NET from a system such as PHP or HTML, the idea of coding to respond to a button click instead of a form posting can be odd. And, of course, the View State has always had major drawbacks.

To address these issues, Microsoft has been working on an alternative for Web Forms called the MVC framework...

The complete article: [link]