
In this episode Jon walks you through 3 scenarios where Regular Expressions can help - and also hurt. Simple string replacement and matching, as well as a more complicated example of log…

In this episode Jon shows you how to manipulate strings using Substring, IndexOf and Split.

In this episode Dave and I walk through implementing the infinite scroll pattern using the Twitter API.

In this episode Christopher walks you through part 2 of creating a business-focused application with Silverlight - building out the Grid and Form bits he started in the last episode.

In this episode Rob shows you the more high-level testing facilities in Rails 3, including Functional Tests, Integration Tests, how to make sure expected HTML is present in Views, and finally…
It’s That Time of Year Again: Buy One, Give One Annuals from Tekpub
We just pushed our yearly seasonal treat for Tekpubbers - Buy one get one for annual memberships. It’s pretty simple:
You buy an Annual Subscription, you get a coupon for an Annual Subscription to give to whomever you like. Buy one. Give One.
Happy Holidays!
- Rob and James
PayPal No Longer Required for Monthly Subscriptions
James and I have been planning this migration for a while now - moving away from PayPal for monthly billing. I want to mention this straight up front, however:
If you’re a current monthly subscriber and want to stay with PayPal, that’s just fine. You don’t have to move, and we won’t make you move.
We’ve moved to using Braintree for every transaction we run - including handling the billings for our monthly subscribers.
If you have any questions - please let us know. This won’t impact current customers one bit - just new ones moving forward.
- Rob
In this short episode Chris and Rob walk you through what Windows Phone 7 is and some of the tools you’ll be working with. This is also our preview - but deserves a spot in the series to get your…
In this episode Donn walks through consuming a JSON API from your Android application.
In this episode Chris and Rob walk you through creating a basic “Hello World” application, using Tekpub as the data source!