Meet the EvNet Dev Team

W3bbo,

I made the Rich Text Box for our code base (it's actually not done, but getting there).  Sometimes Duncan and Adam just go on and on talking...you know...    I honestly am not sure where Duncan got going about that.  The goal of the RTB I made was to keep things simple while staying XHTML compliant so we don't have to do any filtering after the fact.  The only problem with that approach is you basically have to write some javascript to go through and make sure what's being pasted is xhtml compliant and either clean it or reject it (either that or only allow plain text to be pasted, which is limiting, but keeps the code simple and small).

I'm not sure exactly I follow what you're saying.  Could you go into a bit more detail?

Edit: Actually, after reading what you said again, I think I get it.  You mean to just use plain text and mark it up?  Like UBBCode?  (I think that's the name)

W3bbo wrote:



HumanCompiler wrote: Edit: Actually, after reading what you said again, I think I get it.  You mean to just use plain text and mark it up?  Like UBBCode?  (I think that's the name)

Similar, but Markdown is probably the best implementation of plaintext markup for documents.

As for the Rich-Edit control, what you've done has already been done Check out widgEdit, it filters out "bad" HTML and looks good too.

Well, we'd like to get away from using codes.  If it's a huge request we'll go to it, but otherwise we're trying to keep it simple and make it not much different than using Word or whatever.

Yes, I know what I'm doing has been done.  We looked at a few RTB's and actually used one for a while, but none have really met our needs so we opted to build our own.  We figured it was ok since we weren't doing anything that advanced.

jamie wrote:

did duncan say themes? 

...watching

edit 1:  Universal tag objects:

"Thread bla bla...."

Post to: Coffeehouse and profile/blog   Profile/Blog only


...umm great! (if thats what it is..)


edit 2: "legitimate platform"
downloadable? run on own server? c9blog? (die wordpress php die!)

edit 3:  none of your voices are shaky.  haha

edit 4: so great to see sampy  - eric you look totally different - update avatar - adam - cut down on the spinnach (crosses forearms)   is duncan team lead? or manager?  adam design and eric main coder - sampy new guy coder? who does what?
charles=new scoble?

edit 5:  love adams presentation... the feel of what the sites doing  watching...

edit 6 : did i miss someone? hang on...

Yes, he said Themes as in ASP.NET 2.0 App_Themes folder...

re: edit 1: That's not really what we were thinking, but under the hood, yah, that's basically how it works.  That's an interesting idea, but most of the time people are just replying, so you already know what to attach to.  Interesting idea for new content though.

re: edit 2: Yup, but only for us, sorry.    We may have some other teams in the future at MS use our platform, but we won't be releasing it to the public unless something drastic changes.

re: edit 3:  That's good I guess...right?  We were just havin' fun doing the video. 

re: edit 4:  Yah, I'm like fatter and uglier...no thanks...I'd rather leave what I've got up (even though it's old)    Wife and I did start going to the gym (first time in my life for that) two weeks ago...let's hope for the best.    My job depends on good looks you know!

Funny that you got all of that from us talking.  You're about half right.  Sampy is definitely the new guy (bringing quite a bit to the table).  Duncan and I are devs.  Adam is team lead/designer.  He used to code a lot too, but as of late, not a whole lot as his new lead job takes up a lot of time.

re: edit 5: Excellent...yah, Adam can be pretty expressive sometimes.  You should see the stuff he draws on our boards (er...I guess you sorta have).

re: edit 6: More?

yman wrote:

I could have told you the name of their project/code, "EvNet". I discovered it in error messages while I was doing penetration testing (as one does).
You guys might want to flag a msg when a forum/post id doesn't exist. I remembered that a null reference error occurred; your aspx error page (oops.aspx) for unhandled errors now handles it.

You should really think about implementing a true search engine for the C9 release. I doubt the live/msn search is as efficient.

We're in the middle of a code re-org so we'll fix that forum thread problem, thanks.

As for live search we can do pretty much anything we want.  We have meta tags in the site that let us set it up however we want so we can search across that meta data.  For example, you could easily search across a single forum, or all of them or across a particular tag, etc.  Right now the search on 10 isn't doing any of that, but we're going to add it (since the meta tags are already there).

LaBomba wrote:

Erik, perhaps uglier, but more importantly wiser?

Damn, looks are all I've got!    Wiser than what?    No +1???  [C]

Chadk wrote:


Is there really a that big rush to get the meeting roomes at the campus? From what i saw when i was at microsoft, was that there was alot of nice meeting roomes, yet they werent that booked(Yet they was quite used)

It seems that they're pretty empty until you want one, then they're all full when you need one.  Murphy's Law I guess. 

Finally a face behind HumanCompiler Great to see you dude.

CRPietschmann, glad you learned something.    I honestly didn't know anything about VPP until Duncan used it in our code.

littleguru, thanks!    Sadly, you'll have to see more of me in the future. 

We still don't know what we're going to do publicly with the code.  In the short term though, we have no plans of releasing the code.  Sorry!  Thanks for the compliment though.