LINKBLOG for July 7, 2009
Jul 7th, 2009 by AZuidhof
Refactoring challenge – Jimmy Bogard
Day #7: Using WCF Web Services With Silverlight (and LINQ) – Jeff Blankenburg
Sneak Peek at our book Beginning ASP.NET MVC 1.0 – Simone Chiaretta
Brainstorming Done Wrong – Jason Whaley
‘ brainstorming is meant to be an activity in which all participants, even if it is just one person, are meant to throw out as many ideas as possible without shooting any down under existing premises ‘Unable to load client print control and deploying RSClientPrint via MSI – Bogdan Brinzarea
Heuristics, Refactoring and Maintainable Software Part I – Robert Riley
AutoMapper in NerdDinner – Matt Hinze
Top 200 Development and Social Media Blogs (OPML) – Jurgen Appelo
To save you and me some time Jurgen kindly makes the OPML file available that you can import in your feedreader of choice. Add 200 blogs with a couple mouse clicksAre we Overly Compliant? – Mike Cottmeyer
Bugs on the Product Backlog – Mike Cohn
Agile is Dead – Janusz Gorycki
‘ The revolution is over. The establishment has struck back, as it usually does, using the strategy it always chooses – assimilation, dilution, extermination ‘
Not the first time it is said that agile is dead, but seeing how much is called agile these days, there is some truth in this post, explaining agile – as a term – has gone down due to it’s own successThe MVC in JavaScriptMVC – Peter Eysermans
Windows Internals 5th Edition is Available! – Mark Russinovich
Design UI First – Alkampfer
Form over function often fails – Nick Berardi
‘ Be sure to unit test to provide both a sense of security for you as the developer and an expected experience for your users ‘Extending SharePoint: Checking if a List exists – Bil simser
Show Your Colors – Jean-Paul S. Boodhoo
‘ Together, let’s remind people why we do what we do ‘Features Aren’t Magically Born – Sasha Goldshtein
Changing Windows Service Runtime Behavior with Typemock Isolator – Travis Illig
My Favorite Projects, New Profile Pages, and a Source Code Diff tool – Sara Ford
Free: It Works, It Cries, It Bites – Alex Iskold
‘ Chris Anderson’s new book, Free: The Future of a Radical Price, is stirring controversy and a spicy conversation around the blogosphere ‘
An interesting new book and worthy of taking with you as reading material for the holidaysFrom the Archives: Photo of the First Web Server – Stacey Higginbotham
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