LINKBLOG for May 15, 2009
May 15th, 2009 by AZuidhof
Use Xml field in SqlServer with nhibernate – Alkampfer
Book Review: Making Things Happen – Jim Holmes
A different approach to inappropriate defaults – Jon Skeet
Dutch Fond Of Social Technologies, But Why? – Jeremiah Owyang
OK, so we – the Dutch – are extremely fond of social technologies. Why would that be? Jeremiah doesn’t have the answers, instead hopes you chime in!How Do You Deal With Exceptions? – Justin Etheredge
When I hear mutex my eyes start to gaze. Fortunately there’s the experts like Luis that manage to explain the subject matter thoroughlyWrite a Sortable ObservableCollection for WPF – Brian Lagunas
Rewarding Heroic Development Promotes Bad Behavior – Sammy Larbi
Sleep Geek. The geek pillow collection. – Zee
Me want!
via Frank Geerlings shared itemsHow to Re-factor or Change Behavior using TDD – Mark Nijhof
‘ Without TDD making a change is often scary, developers are afraid of what else might be affected by their change ‘Customizing container behavior part 2 of N – Defaults – Glenn Block
‘ Now most of the time when logging occurs the local logger is sufficient. It’s only exceptions to the rule that require the special loggers. And this is where you run into a problem ‘Selenium: Waiting for jQuery AJAX calls – Mark Needham
Panel: Surviving the Downturn – Abel Avram
Panel session on what developers can do to in these times of crisisUsing Agile to Run a Small Business – Five Types of Work — Agile Advice
Pomodoro galore – Simon Baker
Pomodoros are all around today, guess it’s not for me, but I see lots of people finding great value in getting things doneworking with this techniqueThe Stripper Pattern – Ayende Rahien
It’s *not* what you thinkBuilders, Story Tellers And Whiners – Part 6 – Rajiv Popat
‘ If you have an organization or work for one; you are going to a have few whiners who slip in through the cracks of your recruitment process ‘How to get a Free iPhone – Leon Bambrick
‘ Follow this simple three step guide to become a proud member of the awesome club of people (…) ‘
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