Posted in LINKBLOG on Oct 31st, 2008 No Comments »
Making the Leap from Spectator to Newbie with Ruby on Rails – Russell Ball Russell has been diving into RoR seriously over the last weeks. Has mostly likes, and some dislikes too. And got a complete new appreciation for the MVC way Refactoring Service Dependencies to Separated Interface – Billy McCafferty Careful explanation of making [...]
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Posted in LINKBLOG on Oct 30th, 2008 No Comments »
Wisdom From Steve Jobs: The Importance of Killing Good Ideas – Bob Sutton Sounds counterintuitive, but it may not. Reflect on this post for a while… ‘ The idea here is that if no one is complaining about this problem, then there aren’t enough being killed ‘ *** Self-printing Game of Life in C# – [...]
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Posted in Book review on Oct 29th, 2008 No Comments »
MVC Storefront Preview 1 Available – Rob Conery ‘ There is a lot of work left to be done but I thought it would be a good idea to package up a Preview so that people can play with the site and the code ‘ The Devil’s IT Manual: Part 3 – Phrases with which [...]
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Posted in LINKBLOG on Oct 28th, 2008 No Comments »
writing_a_test – Sean Feldman ‘ an interesting fact is that the influence of TDD/BDD has caused to be more “expressive” ‘ Composing Statements with Expression Trees in .NET 3.0 – Chad Myers ‘ I don’t believe you could craft whole, complex programs via Expression Tree manipulation, but I would be delighted to be proven wrong [...]
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Posted in LINKBLOG on Oct 27th, 2008 No Comments »
Microsoft Windows Live Supports OpenID – Rick Turoczy This is really good news for OpenID acceptance Ray Ozzie Announces Windows Azure – “Windows in the Cloud” – Richard MacManus You mind if I keep PDC news this week a bit low? You will read about it everywhere, so me guesses doesn’t add any real value [...]
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Posted in LINKBLOG on Oct 26th, 2008 No Comments »
User Interface is the Application for the Client – Mohammad Azam ‘ Next time when you create an application make sure the user interface is nice even if you have to pay someone to create it ‘ Right on! Learn a dynamic language now – Tim Ewald ‘ Why? Because you can do more with [...]
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Posted in LINKBLOG on Oct 25th, 2008 1 Comment »
Branch Compare…A Life saver – Martin Hinshelwood Wonderful tool that compare two branches in TFS, right from within Visual Studio Handling Unhandled Exceptions in XBAP Applications – Bil Simser How to Talk to Project Managers – Mcottmeyer ‘ Those things just don’t mean much to the PM community until you help them understand how agile [...]
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Posted in LINKBLOG on Oct 24th, 2008 1 Comment »
The Aaron and Mike Show – 10. 23. 2008 – Mike Hall & Aaron Lerch Mike Hall and Aaron Lerch just started a new webcast/show, that will be broadcast on a weekly basis. It’s a random talk between two geeks on several topics. I’d say that more of us should start doing something like this. [...]
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Posted in LINKBLOG on Oct 23rd, 2008 1 Comment »
Minimize Code, Maximize Data – Mike Arace ‘ All new code is elegant. Time is what makes it kludgy ‘ StackOVerflow Notifier – Roy Osherove For all you StackOverflow addicts Agile Success Story: interview on how Agile movement helps company to grow and succeed – P Bielicki Is Corporate IT a form of emotional abuse? [...]
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Posted in Misc on Oct 22nd, 2008 1 Comment »
No Linkblog today. Which gives me the opportunity to do a quick shoutout to my fellow linkbloggers. Together we do our utmost to provide you with regular fresh links in the .NET / Microsoft world. Thanks guys (and gal)! Hope I’m not leaving anybody out, forgive me if I did. Alvin Ashcraft – Morning Dew [...]
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