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DateRange utility class Throughout development there are a number of typical things that tend to recur. One of these is implementing a means to display start and end dates for News, Events, Symposiums, Lives etc etc Writing a little class that manages printing these dates seemed like a necessary task that just had to be done in order to make this tedious task be a thing of the past. Therefore I created my "DateRange" class (what's in a name) that should handle this entirely for you. The Idea The intriquities of displaying a datetime range should be an abstraction. You should only need to worry about passing the correct dates (start and end - if applicable) to the Utility class combined with an optional formatting. The class can be entirely configured through use of Enumerations for all the separate settings such as DayFormat etc. An additional class was used to implement this utility, the StringValue attribute class. You can easily use thie class to a

Even though I know that the HTML 5 standards and features are slowly becoming old news, there are still a number of features that we haven't incorporated into a lot of projects until now. So after doing some research on the topic of Offline applications and how to use the local storage I set out to build a simple proof of concept. Using the information I found on the following sites : http://www.code-magazine.com/Article.aspx?quickid=1112051 http://www.w3.org/TR/offline-webapps/#offline http://html5demos.com/html5demo.appcache http://www.html5rocks.com/en/tutorials/webdatabase/todo/ I was quickly able to create a simple project that allows for users to register themselves. Registration is then handled by a manager class that does nothing more than append to a file. If you are in offline mode however, the system still allows for the pages to load and to register. Once the internet connection is recovered, the page will synchronize the registrations to the manager

Since I've been wanting to look into creating an application that is capable to work in offline modus asswell i've decided to create a blog so I can report on my progress and other nice to know implementation tricks or technologies.