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Proper Syntax Highlighter

by Seth 6. March 2009 20:46

The Beef

I've found myself often looking back through old posts (the few I have) and being seriously fed up with the various and sundry cheesy syntax highlighting I had used for code. In that spirit I finally decided to get a proper one. The one I finally decided to use was SyntaxHighlighter written by Alex Gorbatchev. I liked it so much I actually went back to all my previous posts and "corrected" all of the cheesiness. Hoorah!

Lack of Posts

I have been a serious slacker when it comes to posting things! I have not completely finished the MVC Grid I was building. Many have commented that there are other (considerably better) implementations such as that in the MVC Contrib project. The purpose of the series was not to make a grid to end all grids; the purpose was to see if I could do it and learn anything along the way. I will try to get those posts coming again as soon as I get a chance.

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7/2/2009 8:18:50 AM #

Cool post! I actually do the same thing. Interesting site! Good thing I have dropped by here.

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My name is Seth Juarez. I currently reside in Salt Lake City and develop web applications for my church.

I received my Bachelors Degree in Computer Science at UNLV with a Minor in Mathematics. I recently completed my Masters Degree at the University of Utah and am continuing on to a PhD in the field of Computer Science. I currently am interested in Artificial Intelligence specifically in the realm of Machine Learning. I currently am working on a .NET library meant to simplify the usage of the common machine learning algorithms.

I've been married now for 8 years to a fabulously beautiful girl and have two wonderful daughters and a son on the way!

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