LINKBLOG for April 30, 2007

• The code garden (an analogy that sucks less) - Code Craft

I like the comparison, but isn't it actually a bit sad that it seems our field can only be compared to others, instead of standing on it's own feet. All comparisons lack in one way or the other (be it farming, house or bridge construction, or whatever other comparison). Still I think the gardening one is the nicest one I've seen so far.


• How Not To Write a Technical Book - Coding Horror


• Get a Build Server and Keep it Clean - Jeremy D. Miller


• Basic C# coding guidelines - Sumit Amar


• MSDN vs. Google


• PerfMon - Your debugging buddy: Advanced .NET Debugging


• Coprolitic Programming - the.codist{}


• Tips for Doing Effective Code Reviews - Denny Boynton


• Getting Started with Google Code Hosting, Subversion, and TortoiseSVN without feeling like an Idiot - //engtech


• Programming with a mouse considered harmful - What do you want to program today?


• More Fun with C# Iterators: Take, Skip, TakeWhile, SkipWhile - Honest Illusion
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• Apparently Bloggers Aren't Journalists - Coding Horror


• Evaluating software architecture documentation - Jeroen’s weblog


• **** Write Readable Code By Making Its Intentions Clear - you've been Haacked


• Read any good books lately? - Jean-Paul S. Boodhoo


• ICT should be just a tool, not a means on itself - Peter's Gekko


• Great programmers do not make great software engineers - Andrew Stopford


• The best user manuals EVER - Creating Passionate Users


• .Net & C# Interview question, along with general programming questions - Bashmohandes


• The Editable Grid Antipattern - skizz.biz


• Cool Developer Downloads - Noah Coad's Code


• Three months in the Sub - Gojko Adzic


• The Two Things about Computer Programming - The Fishbowl

The 31 Days of ReSharper - Joe White

• Windows Forms' GenerateMember - Omer van Kloeten's .NET Zen


• Debugging a Windows Service using Visual Studio .NET 2005 - The Breakdown


• Is Amazon's Mechanical Turk a Failure? - Coding Horror


• The Turk - Wikipedia


• Annoying Coding Practices - Ellis Web