Arjan’s World

Short edition, today. Blame the weather, not the blogosphere…

• Announcing New C# 4.0 LINQ Features and Book – Omer van Kloeten
• How to Find the Intersection of Multiple Lists – Keyvan Nayyeri
• Lessons learned from Protocol Buffers, part 4: static interfaces – Jon Skeet
• Lessons learned from Protocol Buffers, part 3: generic type relationships – Jon Skeet
• Herding Code #14 and TFS/VS Phantom Checkouts – Rhonda Tipton
• Sorting Algorithms: The Cocktail Sort – OJ Reeves
  The latest in OJ’s ‘back to school’ sorting saga
• There will be code – Uncle Bob
• Breaking Free of Legacy Projects – Johanna Rothman
• The Greatest Chalk Talk Known To Man: ‘Better than a license to print money: Build Your Own Tiny Software Company’ – Leon Bambrick
• Dear Alt.Net Developers: Stop blaming Microsoft and WebForms for creating bad developers – Joe Brinkman
  Joe shares his thoughts, explaining that there will never be that silver bullet that will magically make all problems disappear, *not even* ASP.NET MVC
  ‘ I wish that Keith would have pushed developers to learn how to properly use their chosen framework/language/tool, rather than promoting one more tool, as if MVC will be the panacea for the cross browser issues he despises ‘
• F# Releases September 2008 CTP! – Matthew Podwysocki
• Asynchronously Execute PowerShell Scripts from C# – Jean-Paul Mikkers
  nice sample app showing off the coolness of Poweshell combined with C#
• Thoughts on MVP and WebForms – Chad Myers
• ASP.NET MVC Preview 5 is now available – Ben Scheirman
  And we finish off today with the new MVC drop, this one contains the download location
• Form validation with ASP.NET MVC preview 5 – Maarten Balliauw
  ‘ Since the new ASP.NET MVC preview 5, form validation has become more handy. Let me show you how you can add validation in such a ridiculously easy manner ‘
• Partial Rendering View Engines in ASP.NET MVC – Brad Wilson