LINKBLOG for July 16, 2007

• Customers of different industries were asked: "Why did you stop trading with a company?" - Friday Reflections
  Answered by 68% of respondents: ' An employee of the company showed an attitude of indifference towards us '(research originating from 1987 but true today)
  


• Withdrawing From The Echo Chamber, 2 Weeks Later - Christopher Hawkins
  Christopher deleted all his feed subscriptions and bookmarks:' It's wonderful.
  ' Of course, one cannot stay on top of everything, so there is a point. But in this case a bit too drastic to my opinion. Or maybe I'm too info-addicted to see the light.
  


• You should see the post-mortems - Bug Bash (humor)
  
  


• *** Focus on the core: the most important part of the application - Jeffrey Palermo
  


• Interfaces vs Abstract Classes - DotNetJohn
  Almost 4 year old but nice overview telling the two apart
  


• Bat file compiler - The Code Project
  


• Have ever had trouble remembering the Keyboard Shortcuts to some application? - Public Sector Developer Weblog
  I'm no Keyboard Jedi but still using it as much as I can: it really saves you time in the end
  


• Intensional Interop - Scott Bellware [MVP]