This post is actually a question:

Read it on my job blog: http://www.wombit.se/2013/11/10/modeling-long-running-processes-using-uml-state-diagrams/

This post is located on my job blog. please see:

I’ve started doing some graphics again, quite some time have passed since I quit my demo scene graphics days (/noice/fairlight/wrath designs)
I’m paining some random flat’ish icons on my free evenings now, just to clear my head.
Use if you like..

I’ve been doing a fair amout of rest API coding lately, and what struck me during this time was that it was horribly hard to actually create a clean custom REST API using .NET.
Sure, there is WebApi and OData and alot of other stuff.
Odata almost gets me where I want to be, but it does have it’s limitations.

This is a follow up on angularjs-directive-to-check-that-passwords-match by Bruno Scopelliti.

In this series we will go through a few steps on how to make your AngularJS site crawlable by google and other search engines.
Note: This part does apply to Knockout, Backbone and other frameworks to.

This is a follow up on AngularJS and SEO – Part 1

An early alpha of our new service is available here:
http://crawlr.wombit.se

Lately I have been diving deep into single page app development.
One specific problem that I never knew about before was that it is a true pain to make ajax sites crawlable.