I’ve had an enjoyable time getting down into a lot of gritty details about HTTP over the past year or so as I’ve worked on some webservices and a HTTP client tool for OS X. Every month, it seems like, I learn a little more about it based on the way my users use my [...]
Ad supported vs $.99 – My experience
Posted by Spencer Uresk on September 11, 2011
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I love football, and I can’t tell you how excited I am that it is back on this week. I love playing fantasy football even more, and have even made an iPhone app for fantasy football drafts the past few years. This isn’t my day job, and I know I’ll never get rich doing it. [...]
HTTP Message basics, and POSTing form data in Graphical HTTP Client
Posted by Spencer Uresk on September 4, 2011
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“The POST body isn’t working correctly! I add in something like name=spencer&age=29, but the server doesn’t get the parameters. Please fix your program!” After a few support requests and 1 one-star review related to this issue, I figured it was at the very least worth a deeper explanation. If you’ve googled this and are just [...]
Graphical HTTP Client 1.0.3 submitted to the App Store
Posted by Spencer Uresk on July 6, 2011
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Graphical HTTP Client has been in the app store for roughly 2 months now and has had a few updates, but I haven’t quite added as much as I’d original hoped to. I’ve been able to devote more time to it recently and have just submitted 1.0.3 to the App Store. If history is any [...]
Nl2br example in ASP.NET MVC 3
Posted by Spencer Uresk on June 5, 2011
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I’ve been playing around with ASP.NET 3.5 this weekend, and am building my first real website with it. Much to my horror, as a long-time Java developer, I’m finding it to be incredibly delightful to work with. C# feels like a slightly-improved version of Java, the tooling is pretty good (even though I’m still not [...]