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Posted in LINKBLOG on Sep 6th, 2008 No Comments »
Had a wonderful day at CodeCamp 2008 NL today. Still found some time skimming through the blogosphere
Lightweight Object to Object Mapper - Stavinski
Getting rid of strings (3): take your app settings to the next level - Andre Loker
Don’t be underwhelmed, as this really goes in depth using examples with patterns all over the place, IoC [...]
Posted in LINKBLOG on Sep 5th, 2008 1 Comment »
Going to <a href=”http://codecamp.nl/”>CodeCamp</a> tomorrow; might be a little quiet over here the next couple days…
Testing Windows Form using TypeMock - Soon Hui
‘ Here I am going to demonstrate how to use TypeMock to test some of the GUI actions ‘
Very helpful and clear explanation of how to use TypeMock in testing your code. Using [...]
Posted in LINKBLOG on Sep 4th, 2008 1 Comment »
Quiet day today, apart from …well, you know, of course!
Custom Collections with NHibernate, Part IV: Extensions! - Billy McCafferty
Nasty “Gotcha” with ASP.NET MVC and Views - Casey Charlton
‘ So if you get an odd problem in ASP.NET MVC relating to Views … just make sure you haven’t got old files in your directory structure! ‘
ReSharper [...]
Posted in LINKBLOG on Sep 3rd, 2008 3 Comments »
It was a difficult effort to bring you a chromeless entry today, but I succeeded
Make It Work, Make It Clean? - Davy Brion
Davy talks on trade offs to make when we write our new code: with the end result in mind from the start, or just start out writing what comes to mind, refactor later, [...]
Posted in LINKBLOG on Sep 3rd, 2008 1 Comment »
Very late edition because yesterday evening (my time) our provider was unable to give us connectivity…
StackOverflow - The Answer to “-site:ExpertsExchange”? - Sara Chipps
Sara walks around in the new land of stackoverflow, checking what all the buzz is about‘ The UI is welcoming, and I say that as a developer. Well, maybe not so much [...]
Posted in LINKBLOG on Sep 1st, 2008 No Comments »
Code Metrics in Minutes - Meera Subbarao
I would estimate - I. M. Wright
nice opinion, it’s not estimation that is hard, but acceptance‘ Estimation is among the most trivial tasks an engineer has to perform on a regular basis. Get over yourself, it is ‘
User Interface That Works - The Microwave With Only 4 Buttons - [...]
Posted in LINKBLOG on Aug 31st, 2008 1 Comment »
sorry if this comes out a bit garbled. Had to wrestle the HTML today for some unknown reason
Revisiting the onion - Kyle Baley
The architectural version of the Onion, that is… ‘ Can the UI talk to the Infrastructure? Does the Infrastructure even use the Application Services? In my experience, not really. It interacts directly with [...]
Posted in LINKBLOG on Aug 30th, 2008 2 Comments »
Short edition, today. Blame the weather, not the blogosphere…
Announcing New C# 4.0 LINQ Features and Book - Omer van Kloeten
How to Find the Intersection of Multiple Lists - Keyvan Nayyeri
Lessons learned from Protocol Buffers, part 4: static interfaces - Jon Skeet
Lessons learned from Protocol Buffers, part 3: generic type relationships - Jon Skeet
Herding Code #14 [...]
Posted in LINKBLOG on Aug 28th, 2008 1 Comment »
Async Operations in Wcf: Handling Exceptions - Dan Rigsby
Software Estimation is hard (right)? - Andrew Stopford
The Importance of Community Driven Events - DevLink - OH WOW !!! - Joe Stagner
Screencast: Hosting WCF services in ASP.NET/IIS - Aaron Skonnard
Another screencast in an interesting continuing series on WCF
LINQ to XSD - Martin Hinshelwood
‘ Disappointed that is only [...]
Posted in LINKBLOG on Aug 27th, 2008 1 Comment »
Agile Development: why it rocks, who it helps, and why it’s failing - Sara Chipps
‘ Not because Agile doesn’t work, but because when people aren’t happy they don’t care if your company succeeds or not ‘
Sara’s problem is not the methodology, but the implementation, if I interpreted correctly
Reddit Now Fully Customizable: Bring Your Own Design [...]
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