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  1. Search by drawing on a Google Map

    Posted November 07 2011. 2 comments. During the weekend I finally got around to building a feature on the Truffler Sample site that I’ve been meaning to do for quite some time. I call it “crazy map search” as it’s A) probably not very useful in most applications and B) pretty darn cool. For those that haven’t checked out the sample si...

  2. Introducing Truffler – Advanced search made easy

    Posted October 03 2011. 0 comments. Last week during a presentation at a user group I showed the project that me and my two partners Henrik Lindström and Marcus Granström have been working on for quite a while now – Truffler. Truffler is a search engine that we offer both as Software as a Service and as dedicated servers for rent. It’...

  3. Twitter style paging with ASP.NET MVC and jQuery

    Posted October 20 2009. 18 comments. I really like the simplicity of the AJAX paging at Twitter so I decided to use the same type of paging on the start page on this site. It actually surprised me how simple it was to build it, including fallback for visitors that doesn’t have javascript enabled, with ASP.NET MVC and a few lines of javascript with jQuery.

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