LINKBLOG for February 24, 2007

• The Legend of Data Persistence - Part 1 Buu Nguyen’s Blog Part 2


• OpenDNS - Scott Hanselman's Computer Zen


• Atomic Coding with Subversion - - taw's blog


• Seven steps to remarkable customer service - Joel on Software


• Reflector 5 Released: World Domination Assured - Scott Hanselman's Computer Zen


• The Most Destructive Metric in Software Development - Dennis Fo rbes


• SOA Facts hilarious comprehensive description of SOA


• Message Queuing using C# 2005
  


• C# Heap(ing) Vs Stack(ing) in .NET: Part I
  Part II and Part III


• Visual Studio: Developers Speak Up Redmond Developer News


• Size Matters that is, smaller is still better for your classes and methods - Bob Koss


• Designing for Deployability - Professional Software Development


• How not to build a castle on a swamp tip: build your prototype in an other, preferably exotic, language - Gojko Adzic


• Implicit Requirements are Still Requirements - Johanna Rothman


• The Next Big Language, Revisited - Mike-O-Matic


• Always Forward Exceptions. Period - Payton Byrd


• The what, why and how of XML code comments - .NET slave


• SourceForge.net: NDoc 2005 Didn't know that NDoc has a version for .NET 2.0 after all! Did you?


• Why you should use TryParse() in C# - Fat Agnus


• Team System : Comparing nUnit to Team System Unit Testing


• Use Close and Finally watch what you're doing when using Exceptions, Finally and Close - Paul Sheriff's Outer Circle Blog


• So, you want to become a Microsoft Certified Professional Developer? thanks for the recap...

LINKBLOG for February 24, 2007

• The Legend of Data Persistence - Part 1 Buu Nguyen’s Blog Part 2


• OpenDNS - Scott Hanselman's Computer Zen


• Atomic Coding with Subversion - - taw's blog


• Seven steps to remarkable customer service - Joel on Software


• Reflector 5 Released: World Domination Assured - Scott Hanselman's Computer Zen


• The Most Destructive Metric in Software Development - Dennis Fo rbes


• SOA Facts hilarious comprehensive description of SOA


• Message Queuing using C# 2005
  


• C# Heap(ing) Vs Stack(ing) in .NET: Part I
  Part II and Part III


• Visual Studio: Developers Speak Up Redmond Developer News


• Size Matters that is, smaller is still better for your classes and methods - Bob Koss


• Designing for Deployability - Professional Software Development


• How not to build a castle on a swamp tip: build your prototype in an other, preferably exotic, language - Gojko Adzic


• Implicit Requirements are Still Requirements - Johanna Rothman


• The Next Big Language, Revisited - Mike-O-Matic


• Always Forward Exceptions. Period - Payton Byrd


• The what, why and how of XML code comments - .NET slave


• SourceForge.net: NDoc 2005 Didn't know that NDoc has a version for .NET 2.0 after all! Did you?


• Why you should use TryParse() in C# - Fat Agnus


• Team System : Comparing nUnit to Team System Unit Testing


• Use Close and Finally watch what you're doing when using Exceptions, Finally and Close - Paul Sheriff's Outer Circle Blog


• So, you want to become a Microsoft Certified Professional Developer? thanks for the recap...

LINKBLOG for February 8, 2007

• So long, and thanks for all the fish! ... - Javalobby's disappearance from Google


• Don't ask employees to be passionate about the company! - Creating Passionate Users


• The Psychology of Security (very long essay on how humans feel about security and the trade-offs they make: feeling is not reality)


• User-Defined Conversions in C# - David Hayden
  ... but beware of the caveats


• Good DataSet, Bad DataSet - vorpal.cc/blog


• Why Programmers Don't Trust Other Programmers Jason Kolb's weblog about emerging technology, the enterprise, and the Internet
  Building on top of this interview with Scott Rosenberg and this commentary by Jonathan Rentzsch


• The Economics of Bandwidth (Or how running around with two 500GB harddisks might be cheaper than uploading your data)- Coding Horror


• User Interface Design, Complexity vs. Flexibility - Software by Rob


• Who Are The All-Time Heroes of i-Technology? @ WEB 2.0 JOURNAL

LINKBLOG for February 1, 2007

• Getting over the IT addiction (software engineering is better than system engineering - Marco.org


• Blinded by the user interface - Gojko Adzic


• How To Become a Better Programmer by Not Programming - Coding Horror
  


• Programming Promises (or, the Professional Programmer's Hippocratic Oath) - Interoperability Happens
  


• Why programmers don't want to comment code - IT Gears
  


• An open letter to a leading London-based recruitment agent who shall remain nameless - The Lylo Files
  


• Visual Security: 9-block IP Identification - Don Park's Daily Habit. A wonderfully cool way to have blog commenters identified graphically, without exposing their IP address
  via Identicons for .NET where Jeff Atwood announces the port to C#
  


• WrongRoom [dive into mark]
  It's 2007 people, don't start making your own text editor
  


• The Evolution Of A Programmer - the.codist{}