Displaying date/time using the user timezone in ASP.NET MVC
This post will show you how you can display date/time using the user timezone (without it being configured anywhere in your application).
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Switched to Disqus
I’ve switched from the WordPress comment system to Disqus. The old comments will hopefully get imported pretty soon.
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I recommend that you read my other post first, since it describes the rationale behind Griffin.Decoupled. This post will only demonstrate how you use the…
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Writing decoupled and scalable applications
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