Hi, my name is Aaron Powell and I'm an ASP.NET developer and Internet Explorer MVP working for Readify, based in Sydney Australia.

I am also a developer on the FunnelWeb blog engine and several other open-source projects.

Recent Posts

Apr 10 2012

OWIN series conclusion

Wrapping up the OWIN series

owinweb
Apr 2 2012

OWIN and View Engines, Part 2

Taking the View Engine concept one step further

owinweb
Mar 23 2012

OWIN and View Engines

A look at how you'd put together a View Engine for OWIN.

owinweb
Mar 21 2012

Watch your OS

Today we got caught out by a recent npm change

nodejsnpm
Mar 19 2012

OWIN Responses

A look at how to give power to our responses by making different response types easier to handle

owinweb
Mar 16 2012

OWIN routing

Now it's time to do some routing on top of OWIN

owinweb
Mar 15 2012
Mar 14 2012

Hello OWIN

An introduction to OWIN and building a server.

owinweb
Feb 21 2012
Feb 16 2012
Jan 25 2012

Macros in packages

Wanting to include a Macro in your v5 package, where do you start?

umbacoumbraco-5
Jan 24 2012

Creating an installer task

A look at the v5 task system, particularly how to create an installer task

umbracoumbraco-5
Jan 6 2012

Heroku, SendGrid and NodeJS

A quick guide to sending emails from nodejs on Heroku using SendGrid

nodejsheroku
Dec 29 2011

Stubbing AJAX responses with tbd and AmpliyJS

Working with tbd to build your requests without backend services

javascriptamplifyjs
Dec 23 2011

Some useful Jasmine extensions

A few useful match helpers for Jasmine

javascriptjasminetesting
Dec 22 2011
Dec 19 2011
Dec 13 2011

Building data with tbd

An introduction to tbd, a data generator for JavaScript

javascriptnodejs
Dec 12 2011

You don't need to use $.proxy

Why you shouldn't use (and don't need to use) the $.proxy method in jQuery

jqueryjavascript
Oct 25 2011
Oct 13 2011
Oct 13 2011
Sep 19 2011
Sep 16 2011
Sep 6 2011

Going beyond the browser with QUnit - Part 2

Working with the DOM and QUnit from Node.js

javascriptnodejsqunit
Sep 4 2011
Sep 4 2011

Going beyond the browser with QUnit - Part 1

Taking your QUnit tests out of the browser to use your tests with Node.js

javascriptnodejsqunit
Sep 4 2011
Aug 10 2011
Aug 10 2011
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