“Man, Visual Studio is so slow!”
Have you ever found yourself saying this? I stumbled across a great article with a few tips for speeding up not only the startup of Visual Studio, but also the functionality once inside.

Would you like to keep your readers informed on what you are currently writing? Perhaps you already have a method of displaying what you are working on through a standard text box widget in WordPress. We used to manually add and delete titles through that text box widget, too. But wouldn’t you […]

Mootools is a fairly new, and increasingly popular Javascript framework that allows you to do complex effects, event handling, and Ajax all in one easy to understand structure. The piece that I’m going to touch on today involves using Mootools together with Javascript OOP to create reusable objects and methods.

As my first post I thought I should cover something easy, but I may as well start on something a little deeper. So for my first post here at Tehdevs I would like to cover the topic of Electronic Speed Control for brushed DC motors.
I will be building the ESC from the ground up, […]

Have you ever thought to yourself how nice it would have to have a huge whiteboard in your home for various projects? Have you ever decided to pursue the purchase of one only to find out they cost hundreds of dollars?
TehDevs has the answer to your problem.

Not in the physical sense, but in the web world.
Tehdevs.net will be off/on available over the weekend while we move to a new hosting setup.  I expect everything, including the DNS transfer, to be finished up by Monday at the latest.

As my first post here on TehDevs, I would like to welcome everyone to the site. Adam and I hope you enjoy reading about our experiences (and hopefully learning something along the way).
Now then, down to business.

Welcome to TehDevs.net, where Andy and I hope to impart some nerd wisdom to the masses. And also to spare our regular blog readers from pages of code.
For this first post, I’m going to outline some work I’ve been doing on the next E29 product, using XML namespaces.