LINKBLOG for September 1, 2007

Wow. September already

• TRULY Understanding Dynamic Controls (Part 4) - Infinities Loop
  


• New release : Notepad++ v4.2.1
  Had this irritating bug in Notepadd++ that shows up every day: open a new file in an already open editor and no contents is shown. Went over to their site, and found they have a new release. Even the UI has changed a bit since my old version. No let's see if the bug went away
  


• Architecting Architects - Scruffy-Looking Cat Herder
  


• Using Mind Maps to Explore User Interaction - Internet Duct Tape
  More on mind mapping a meeting
  


• 20 Tips to Improve ASP.net Application Performance - Real Software Development
  simple but effective tips
  


• The Story of a Little Ant - tibi
  


• Trying to answer hard questions about Agile development - Jeremy D. Miller
  


• Another Agile Computer Repave Done - Peter Provost
  That's quite fast
  


• Rands In Repose: The Laptop Herring
  ' A meeting must fight to exist. It must defend its existence to its attendees who should constantly be asking “Why are we here?” '
  


• Tech Ed 2007 TFS Downloads - Razi's Space
  If you're starting with Team Foundation Server, go here: presentations all over the place dev
  


• Getting Started With Microsoft Visual Studio Team System 2005 - Razi Bin Rais
  note-to-self: TOREAD
  


• Pageflakes
  Got some referrals from Pageflakes so decided to take a look. It's one of the new(?) webX.0 portal/personalized homepage sites, keywords: fast, slick UI, *very* configurable, with feedreader etc... see for yourself
  


• Abstract Base Class Polymorphism - Phil Curnow
  


• Disable specific Code Analysis rules for a Team Build - Gump's blog
  


• UPDATE 2-Monster says millions of users' data may be stolen - Reuters
  It is is quite worrisome, the ease with which even the biggest sites are hacked, leading to huge amounts of stolen data of all kinds. How much information did *you* put at Monster.com, but even more: combining data from multiple site can reveal more about you than you might imagine