javascript:document.body.contentEditable='true'; document.designMode='on'; void(0);

This simple line of code makes it possible to edit any web page directly from your browser. Of course you aren't actually changing the real version of the site but it's a neat trick to prototype quick changes.

All you need to do is visit the site you want to edit, paste the code above into your web browser address bar and hit enter. Then simply select a portion of text on the page and start editing.

Added another HttpModule to the code section of the site. We're using this code ourselves on this web site to change the theme dynamically. Check it out!

Surely you have seen or heard about MySpace by now. Perhaps you yourself have a profile on MySpace. Maybe you think it's a good way to keep in contact with your friends and family or maybe you think it's a waste of time. Either way, you cannot deny the impact that sites like MySpace, Facebook, LinkedIn, Bebo, Orkut, and hundreds of others have had on society. But why should it matter to your business? more...

Whenever we go visit with prospective clients, we usually notice that they are running their business with Excel. All their business critical information is managed in Excel. Customer information, order information, everything! Usually, they also have multiple copies of these spreadsheets floating around: one at home and several more copies at work. Inevitably, this leads to many problems because there is no single, authoritative source for your organization's business-critical data.

So if this is so common, why do so many people do this? Quite simply it is a lack of knowing any better. So what are the alternatives? more...

I added some new code to the code section. It describes an easy way to add error reporting to your ASP.NET application. Customize it all you want!