LINKBLOG for July 9, 2007

• Six ways to write more comprehensible code - Jeff Vogel
  Some good advice here
  


• Reasons For Isolation - ploeh blog
  Need.To.Think.Of.Isolation.More.Stop (btw, peruse the rest of Mark Seemann's blog. His articles are pretty thoughtful and full of good advice on creating a robust codebase)
  


• How To Stop a Team Foundation Server Build with Samurai Style - K. Scott Allen
  


• Naming Conventions for C# - Paulo Morgado
  


• UAC for Application Developers: James Bender
  'If your application is targeting Administrators, then you application needs to inform Vista that will need elevated privileges at launch'
  Time goes on, so by-and-by it becomes time to watch further than .NET 2.0 and WinXP (unless you're already on track)
  


• Introducing ShortWatcher: Show your keyboard magic while presenting - Roy Osherove's Blog
  


• Register/Unregister .NET Asseblies into GAC using Shell Extentions - The Code Project
  


• Join the (SharePoint) Blogging Revolution! - Joel Oleson
  


• Top 10 .NET Framework Technologies to Learn in 2007 - help.net
  '10) Learning.'
  Should be higher up on the list
  


• Predicates as rules (Generics) - MarkItUp
  


• CodeKeep C# Snippet: Read a file from an embedded resource
  


• Avoid eye contact with Enterprise Library. « notgartner
  'I’ve already got a framework!'