LINKBLOG for December 3, 2007

• How To Use Your Personal Network For Business? ·Ajith Guptha
  


• Cracking passwords on a PlayStation - Keith Brown
  Encryption is a subject that many of us have trouble to understand clearly:
  ' If you used a 12 character password, it's only a 79-bit keyspace. (...) If you only used numbers, you'd end up with a whopping 40-bit keyspace '


• Multiple Inheritance and Mixins - Alex Mueller
  ' Multiple inheritance does not exist in C# nor Java, but there are ways to simulate MI '


• Deconstructing Software - Patrick Smacchia
  Patrick is going deep with NDepend


• Targeting .NET 2.0 and using C# 3.0 language features | Aaron Lerch
  ' Thus the warning - if you’re not careful (if you’re on “autopilot”) you can write code that will compile in the IDE but not with an SDK '


• Think you are a good .NET Developer? - Robert Shelton
  ' Want to prove it (to yourself at least)? Take an Assessment test, it's free '
  via Steve Pietrek


• Use DebuggerBrowsable attribute to clean up class view in a debugger - .NET Tip of The Day
  Only learned the use of this attribute last week. It can be handy for debugging purposes but adds a lot of non-functional clutter to your code


• ASP.NET MVC Framework (Part 2): URL Routing - Scott Guthrie
  ScottGu again with a massive post, advice: print it out and prevent a headache


• 7 Things Developers Can Learn From Jason Bourne - Max Pool
  ' First, developers often are not aware of office politics '
  Max: this often is an advantage :-)