LINKBLOG for July 7, 2007

• Using Visual Studio Macros to Increase Productivity - IIrrelevant
  


• 60 Elegant and Visually Appealing Designs
  


• SQL Myth: Truncate Cannot Be Rolled Back Because It Is Not Logged - Chris Breisch
  Always nice to have myths uncovered, I also thought this to be true... referred article
  


• Vista's UX: A Failure in Organization and Development Process - Scott Bellware
  


• Scott Hanselman's Computer Zen - Beyond Elvis, Einstein and Mort: New Programming Stereotypes for Web 2.0
  Hilarious developer types invented by Scott himself, this takes Elvis, Einstein and Mort to a completely new level Btw, Scott, did you know that there *is* a bug with String.IsNullOrEmpty
  


• The value of a feature - Ayende Rahien
  


• SELECT Hints, Tips, Tricks FROM Hugo Kornelis WHERE RDBMS = 'SQL Server' : NULL - The database's black hole
  


• Keeping the Samples in Sync (and shipping them) -
  I know from experience that sometimes it can indeed be handy (and time saving) to just hack the .csproj file instead of going through the neccessary steps in VS
  


• Agile Development and the "DBA" - James Luetkehoelter