May 9th, 2009 by AZuidhof
Using LINQ to Manage File Resources and Context Menus – Michael Sorens
Desktop Rebuild Update – Jason Haley
Social Presence and Team Satisfaction – Rebecca Jestice
Debugging Silverlight in IE8 (on Windows 7) – Shawn Wildermuth
GridView with no Inline Styles (mostly!) – Scott Galloway
Builders, Story Tellers, Whiners – Part 5 – r Rajiv Popat
Windows XP Inside Windows 7: The “XP Mode” – Sasha Goldshtein
A new name for ALT.NET – Garry Shutler
Again a proposal to rebrand alt.net
How to prevent a form with TopMost property set to true from being on top of windows that didn’t create it – Wilson Kutegeka
Sysinternals Autoruns gets audio/video codec support – Greg Duncan
Neat .NET 2.0 StackViewer to troubleshoot hangs/performance issues – Tess Ferrandez
TDD: How to supersede a single system library call – Richard Dingwall
Mindless vs. Mindful Meetings, or “How to think before you meet” – Kyle Baley
‘ I struggle with a lot of things. No, no, it’s true. I’m not the infallible coder of the earth that my online persona may have you believe ‘- Making the untestable testable with Anonymous Methods and Dependency Injection – Karl Seguin
- Type Classes Are The Secret Sauce – Matthew Podwysocki
NUnit 2.5 had been Released – Mark Nijhof
‘ Although only a small version number change (from 2.4.8), NUnit 2.5 represents a large amount of new functionality and has been nearly a year in the making ‘
Two halves of the value fraction – Seth Godin
‘ In a down economy, marketers fret a lot about price. We think that since times are tough, people care about price and nothing but price ‘
10 Simple Rules To Follow In Case Your Software Becomes Self-Aware – Leon Bambrick
A Brief, Incomplete, and Mostly Wrong History of Programming Languages – James Iry
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