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Posted in LINKBLOG on Nov 6th, 2008 1 Comment »
Train consulting clients to monitor their own systems - Susan Harkins
‘ You can’t possibly keep tabs on all the PCs in your consultancy network, so train users to monitor systems themselves ‘
KaizenConf, MVC, and Internal DSLs, OH MY! - Chad Myers
Unity Application Block and Decorator Pattern - David Hayden
Donut Caching in ASP.NET MVC - Phil [...]
Posted in LINKBLOG on Nov 5th, 2008 1 Comment »
Microsoft Offers Free Software to Startups - Frederic Lardinois
If you start out in your own Microsoft based shop, this might be great news, saving your loads of hard earned cash. But…check if you qualify first!
Designing a language is hard, and M won’t change that - Frans Bouma
‘ The L(AL)R(k) vs. LL(k) difference ‘
of course
Plumbing 101: [...]
Posted in LINKBLOG on Nov 4th, 2008 1 Comment »
Bin Deploying ASP.NET MVC - Phil Haack
Community Convergence XLVII - Charlie Calvert
News from the C# team
The people behind the bytes - Sergio Pereira
‘ I think that any developer that creates customer-facing software dreams that their users rave about and show affection for the product ‘
Dream on
Source Code Normalization and Diff/Merge - D. P. [...]
Posted in LINKBLOG on Nov 3rd, 2008 1 Comment »
9 Wonderful Ways to Get Started in the World of Personal Productivity - Joel Falconer
‘ (…) soon, the poor sod becomes entangled in a complicated trail of information; a few quadzillion blogs on the subject, millions of books, and a whole lot of fancy terms ‘ Seems like a contradiction in terms, but can be [...]
Posted in LINKBLOG on Nov 2nd, 2008 1 Comment »
Death by a thousand differences - ‘The Kua’
‘ I find the death by a thousand differences is especially a significant problem on iterative projects where change happens rapidly (…) ‘
CodeRush Xpress (completely free) is Announced - Unhandled Exceptions
Starting Eric Evans’ Domain Driven Design Book - Lee Brandt
*The* book on DDD
Integrate Rhino Security with ASP.NET MVC [...]
Posted in LINKBLOG on Oct 31st, 2008 No Comments »
Making the Leap from Spectator to Newbie with Ruby on Rails - Russell Ball
Russell has been diving into RoR seriously over the last weeks. Has mostly likes, and some dislikes too. And got a complete new appreciation for the MVC way
Refactoring Service Dependencies to Separated Interface - Billy McCafferty
Careful explanation of making smelly code more [...]
Posted in LINKBLOG on Oct 30th, 2008 No Comments »
Wisdom From Steve Jobs: The Importance of Killing Good Ideas - Bob Sutton
Sounds counterintuitive, but it may not. Reflect on this post for a while… ‘ The idea here is that if no one is complaining about this problem, then there aren’t enough being killed ‘
*** Self-printing Game of Life in C# - Igor Ostrovsky
Not [...]
Posted in LINKBLOG on Oct 28th, 2008 No Comments »
writing_a_test - Sean Feldman
‘ an interesting fact is that the influence of TDD/BDD has caused to be more “expressive” ‘
Composing Statements with Expression Trees in .NET 3.0 - Chad Myers
‘ I don’t believe you could craft whole, complex programs via Expression Tree manipulation, but I would be delighted to be proven wrong in this statement [...]
Posted in LINKBLOG on Oct 27th, 2008 No Comments »
Microsoft Windows Live Supports OpenID - Rick Turoczy
This is really good news for OpenID acceptance
Ray Ozzie Announces Windows Azure - “Windows in the Cloud” - Richard MacManus
You mind if I keep PDC news this week a bit low? You will read about it everywhere, so me guesses doesn’t add any real value reposting it here. [...]
Posted in LINKBLOG on Oct 26th, 2008 No Comments »
User Interface is the Application for the Client - Mohammad Azam
‘ Next time when you create an application make sure the user interface is nice even if you have to pay someone to create it ‘ Right on!
Learn a dynamic language now - Tim Ewald
‘ Why? Because you can do more with less code [...]
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