LINKBLOG for November 27, 2007

• The Job I Want Next - Giles Bowkett
  Wow, Giles has seen 30-60 companies in his working life, massive... but about the job he wants now it basically muts be ' (...) good to do the things you love - all of them '


• Creating a transparent, animating, and opaque image in Silverlight 1.1 - Tim Stall
  


• Question For You Dependency Injection Buffs - Phil Haack
  For all you DI experts: Phil needs your input


• Google as a password cracker - Steven J. Murdoch
  via Bruce Schneier. Ten days old, but you might not have read it. Very interesting one on how someone reverse-engineered an attackers hashed password by using ... google!


• Dilbert Comic November 26, 2007
  via Brian Randell
  What happens when agile gets in to the hands of managers (disclaimer: the kind of managers that should not even know what agile is of course)


• Style Macros for technical authors working in Word - Roy Osherove
  Anyone spending more time in Word than I do, needs macros


• Further Thoughts on Adopting .NET Framework 3.5 and VS 2008 - Carel Lotz
  Some thoughts on how to implement the new Visual Studio and Framework in your organization


• Get SnagIt and Camtasia for FREE! - Randy Patterson
  Dutch people will be specifically triggered by the 'free' keyword...


• Keep your code structure clean - Patrick Smacchia
  Seeing NDepend for the first time can be quite an overwhelming experience. Had this some weeks ago and still haven't recovered. You can spend a day just learning how to use a tool like this...


• The Blogger's Guide to Search Engine Optimization - by Aaron & Giovanna Wall : SEO Book.com
  ' dozens or hundreds of comments on each post, adding unique content which the page can rank for '
  Ha. Never looked at it that way. Let your readers do the work for you, why not? Chime in everybody :-)


• isions of the Future: Understanding Trends - Cecilia Weckstrom
  


• Update: Quake 2 .NET Port with Visual Studio 2008 (v9.0) and Managed C++ - Greg Dolley
  Ever wanted to, just for once compile a real game, just because you can? Well, here's your chance


• Visual Studio 2008 Initial Impressions - Part One - Colin Cochrane
  


• Backup — what’s that? - Sterling Camden
  


• From C# to Java: Part 3 - Eric Sink
  In which Eric notes some interesting differences between Visual Studio and Eclipse