LINKBLOG for September 8, 2008
Sep 8th, 2008 by AZuidhof
Busy times ahead over here…
Agree or disagree, if a team/firm can’t work well under a waterfall or v-model life cycle they won’t be able to work in agile? - Sander Hoogendoorn
‘ I would definitively say that it is easier to transform a company without rigid methodology to agile, than to convert a waterfall styled company to agile ‘Doing Nothing & Procrastinating Aren’t the Same Thing - Joel Falconer
Sometimes it is of course, but there are moment some serious procrastination is the best thing to do to get you started ‘ You sit down to write a paper. You’ve done all the research you could possibly need to do, but for some reason, you just can’t get started ‘Tools Matter: Automated Builds / Automated Deployments - Rob Reynolds
‘ Done. Like dinner. I can deploy to four environments within this 3 minute time frame ‘Great XAML Tool - XamlPadX - Rhonda Tipton
‘ It is easy to install. Simply take some XAML code and paste it in the application. You get immediate feedback. Very nice ‘
Looks nice, especially itf you find yourself struggling with the overhead that VS creates when showing how your XAML looks like (although I heard it say that SP1 has increased performanceTECHED: Lock note – Predicting the next 10 years in IT - Craig Bailey
21 Developer Rites of Passage - Russell Ball
I’ve been through several of them at least. As for #, some people will probably never realize this… ‘ Realizing for the first time that office diplomacy often had a bigger influence on project success than how many software best practices were being followed ‘*** Build the tools that aren’t there - Oren Eini
Why do ‘they’ object to automation the hack out of everything that is inside a computer ‘ Yeah, we thought about doing that, but Abc does things in a way I don’t like and Efg isn’t compatible with our Foo requirements ‘
A small addition here: the divide between us developers, and them is that ‘they’ have a job they rather not loose to our automation: just recently I encountered a situation where someone clearly was not happy with my suggestions of automating away a couple jobs they do by hand now: we can easily do this, but politics will prevent it. It’s a political world we live in…NDepend or My Code Uncovered - Lee Brandt
There’s no I in Interface. Oh, wait… - Fredrik Kalseth
‘ (…) why not use the I for something meaningful? Ask the interface the question: What do you do? And the interface says: ISendEmail or ISearchFiles or IPingComputers ‘Introducing TDD: How I Would Do It - Davy Brion
Creating a TDD ’sales pitch’ ‘ This post is pretty much the outline of everything i hope to say in those 10 minutesThanks for Flushing…er, Building - Neal Ford
‘ If you haven’t already, install auto-flushers for your project, in the form of continuous integration, and start thinking about more important things ‘
thanks Alan!The Liskov Substitution Principle for “Duck-Typed” Languages - Dean Wample
Annoying IE8 beta 2 CSS breakage - Jon Skeet
Awwm , my CSS skillz have degraded so much that I have a hard time understanding this. Fortunately I’m nog alone
Argue With Your Customer - Peter Seale
‘ This is a fundamental aspect of any project, whether it’s SharePoint or not—it just happens to sting more (a lot more) in SharePoint when you’re forced to follow strict requirements ‘Grok Programming » Blog Archive » Watch Coupling Kill Your Project
‘ So you’ve identified some behavioral coupling and need to do something about it. Well, as I see it you have a few options: ‘Windows Forms - Creating and Persisting Custom User Settings in C# - ‘Member 2487219′
ASP.NET MVC Tip #41 – Create Cascading Dropdown Lists with Ajax - Stephen Walther

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