LINKBLOG for August 29, 2007

• Lessons Learned: part 5/5 - What did I learn? - Michael Eaton
  Michael finishes off his honest project postmortem with a substantial list
  


• Who do You Want to Read? - Need a New Title
  MSDN Magazine wants to know from you
  


• Was The Windows Registry a Good Idea? - Jeff Atwood
  ' over time the registry has slowly become a trash heap of miscellaneous junk settings for every rinky-dink application on the planet '
  


• Dean Edwards: Notes on JavaScript Compression
  ' if you can’t use gzip compression for some reason, then Packer with base62 encoding turned on, is the next best thing. '
  


• Inside Architecture : Business Case for Integration, part two - Nick Malik
  And here's part 1
  


• I've heard this story before - Jeremy D. Miller
  ' It started as a prototype, but got pushed into production '
  


• User Friendly UIs: Doing the extra mile - dotgrid
  


• The Beginners Guide to Codecaves - Drew Benton, The Code Project
  to ... ehh?
  ' a redirection of program execution to another location and then returning back to the area where program execution had previously left '