LINKBLOG for August 14, 2008
Aug 14th, 2008 by AZuidhof
Program Manager role at Microsoft - Daniel Moth
‘ Some view the “drawback” of this role being that: you have tons of responsibilities which you can only deliver via a team on which you have no authority. Read that sentence again ‘10 Success Patterns for PMs - J.D. Meier
Another list, 10 items, so again it is statistically proven that you will click this (and I was a statistician in a former life you know)Where did Password Minder go? SOLVED! - Peter Provost
Strongly-Typed ViewData Without A Codebehind - Tim Barcz
USe CLR notation to have your ViewData strongly types without the code-behindContextual Binding with StructureMap 2.5 - Derik Whittaker
‘ Contextual Binding is the ability to switch out different concrete implementations of a service (i.e. class) at runtime depending on the context in which they are used ‘Three Free Tools Any Web Developer Must Use - Amit Raz
some nice tools, e.g. WCAT, a website stresstest toolRecursing on Recursion - Continuation Passing - Matthew Podwysocki
LINQ and Dynamic Predicate Construction at Run-time - Dave Dolan
‘ Illustrating a multi-predicate injection pattern now possible with the new features of C# 3.0 ‘The Blogging Hiatus: Next Stop Shark Jump? - Russell Ball
Russell raises some good points here. Taking a hiatus from blogging is the blogger’s own choice, and (s)he has no obligations at all to readership. We blog for the love of it, and not for money - most of us anyway.Expression Tree Normalization – How Many Ways To Say “String == String”? - Bart de Smet
‘ now to what extent you want to preserve semantics (…) before you can even start to think about techniques like normalization ‘Our New Book – Beginning ASP.NET MVC - Keyvan Nayyeri
12 Unit Testing Tips for Software Engineers - Alex Iskold
of of them: unittesting for measuring desired performance of a piece of code. What a wonderful idea, maybe old news for you, but not for meDeveloper Jokes II - Tim Stall
if you got a hang for dev jokes, they never get boring - mmm, where’s the logic in there?How Variable Naming Can Significantly Impact Your Teams Productivity - Follow Steph
Warning: this one carries a picture with the words ‘on error resume next’. You might not want to ruin your eyes
“if Microsoft is so good at testing, why does your software suck?” - James Whittaker
Rebuttal to the ever present Microsoft bashers, containing lots of reasons why testing complex products is complex itself ‘ Dealing with yesterday’s bugs keeps part of our attention away from today’s bugs ‘Do certifications help IT consultants attract business? - Chip Camden
‘ When you’re meeting with a prospect, I recommend that you talk about the things you’ve created rather than all the things you should know by default ‘ Great advice in this post that you should take to heart. Personally I rather know about TDD, Agile, CI, team dynamics, and cool stuff like that then knowing every method in every Framework class by heart.Featured Windows Download: Look@Lan Monitors Your Network - LifeHacker.com
I’m a sucker for slick system toolsBetter URLs With Subtext and Windows Live Writer - Phil Haack
‘ Now when you publish this post, the URL will end with the slug that you specified ‘ASP.NET MVC Tip #31 – Passing Data to Master Pages and User Controls - Stephen Walther
‘ Imagine that you are building a movie database application with the ASP.NET MVC framework. You decide that you want to display the list of movie category links on each and every page in your application ‘Recovering a Project with ASP.NET MVC and Agile - Casey Charlton
‘ I recently got brought on board to a new client where, true to form, a project was in a state of failure - everybody sort of knew it, but nobody would say it out loud ‘Keyczar: Safe and Simple Cryptography - Steve Weis
new Google security opensource project

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