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I've been getting more and more interested in how folks extend their applications using plugins and things. In my new ongoing quest to read source code to be a better developer, Dear Reader, I present to you twenty-fourth in a infinite number of posts of ''The Weekly Source Code.'' There's a lot of ways to ''extend'' an application or framework. ...

And so, Dear Reader, I present to you twenty-first in a infinite number of posts of "The Weekly Source Code." I'm doubling up this week, but the ASP.NET MVC Source was released today and I wanted to share more thoughts. I would also encourage you to check out TWSC 17 on Community ASP.NET MVC code. Read the Comments Look ...

If you're new to this, each week I post some snippets of particularly interesting (read: beautiful, ugly, clever, obscene) source and the project it came from. This started from a belief that reading source is as important (or more so) as writing it. We read computer books to become better programmers, but unless you're ...

During my Friday Keynote at the PNPSummit I did a silly 30 minute PowerPoint that ended with some LOLCats and a few examples of LOLCode. If you're not familiar with LOLCats, they are basically silly pictures of cats that speak a l33tspeak-like language, like IM IN UR BASE KILLIN YUR D00DS. This language has turned ...

In my new ongoing quest to read source code to be a better developer, I now present the seventhin an infinite number of a weekly series called ''The Weekly Source Code.'' Here's some source I'm reading this week that I enjoyed. I got a little sidetracked the recent trip to the ALT.NET conference, so forgive me for missing last ...