LINKBLOG for August 6, 2009
Aug 6th, 2009 by AZuidhof
StackOverflow DevDays 2009 – Alex Thissen
‘ did you know that StackOverflow is also organizing the StackOverflow DevDays? ‘
Now you doDaycare As A Kanban System – Derick Bailey
Raw Materials: Hoop Dreams – Larry Gonick
Testing Random code – Krzysztof Kozmic
Scenario Tables for FitNesse – Uncle Bob
Utility to generate Visual Studio solution file for a group of projects – Vagif Abilov
GTD: Staying Connected with Google Sync – Rob Cooper
100 copies of Bridging the communication gap for 2.56 each – Gojko Adzic
Moq – ToString() Method Pitfall – Sean Feldman
Wonderful, combining Agile with Tim Ferriss’s 4 hour work weekOn C# in Depth and the State of Old School Technical Publishing – Russell Ball
Stolen Cell Phone == New Cell Phone – Shawn Wildermuth
‘ I woke up to the annoying news that my car had been broken into and someone had stolen my phone ‘JQuery: common “event pairs” helpers – Luis Abreu
Playing with label in TFS – Alkampfer
Google Releases “Simple” Programming Language – DevTopics
Avoiding a TFS Licensing Landmine – A little help wrapping your head around the TFS licensing landscape – Greg Duncan
Risks and Issues Are Not The Same – Glen Alleman
Think a little, code a little – Mark Needham
‘ (…) from the projects I’ve worked on working in smaller increments has worked more effectively for us ‘NHibernate LINQ Provider Released – Al Tenhundfeld
Working Software or Customer Value – Mike Cottmeyer
‘ when one part of the delivery organization gets too far ahead of the other parts of the delivery organization (…) it is easy to start confusing valuable activities with real value delivered into the product ‘Agile Role playing – Pascal Van Cauwenberghe
‘ I am not my role! I’m a free man! ‘Unflattening a list, or “How to ask ‘how to’” – Kyle Baley
Monthly Catch Up – Ian Smith
Refactor Safe Implementation Of INotifyPropertyChanged – Davy Brion
Applying Domain-Driven Design and Patterns – Mark Nijhof
One At a Time (guest post) – Stephen Bailey
‘ the very nature of Team Leading is that you are pulled in many directions because there are multiple different activities your team is working on – so by definition you are already working on N things concurrently ‘
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