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...