LINKBLOG for December 8, 2007

• Wake Up: A Guide to Living Your Life Consciously - Leo Babauta
  ' Ask yourself the following questions … if you find yourself saying yes to many of them, you might want to consider trying conscious living: '


• The best innovation paper you’ve never read - Scott Berkun
  ' It’s rare to find a short, well written paper than nails a subject popular books get wrong. If you agree, and care about breakthroughs and managing innovation, especially on software projects, this is the paper for you. '


• Proudly Serving My Corporate Masters: Eric Brechner's "Hard Code" Now in Blog Form
  ' (...) an interesting glimpse inside Microsoft because it's a public collection of columns that were originally written for internal consumption '


• TDD and Dependency Injection with ASP.NET MVC - Phil Haack
  Seeing so much on ASP.NET MVC that I'm tempted to try itr myself, even though web development is not my first priority at the moment


• It Had Too Many Functions - Worse Than Failure
  Here's another one on Hashtables on someone suffering from NIH (Not Invented Here syndrome)


• Big solutions can be organized using Solution Folders - .NET Tip of The Day
  


• Getting Started with Log4Net - Chris Brandsma
  


• Q - Mitch Denny
  ' (...) I’ve had some success building simple little tools, some for PD, and some for fun (...) '


• Save Your Wrists With Geek Performance Enhancers: CodeSnippets and Toolbox Items
  Learn how easy it is to change your Visual Studio Toolbox and Code Snippets


• Did you know... How to keep tabs or to insert spaces? - Sara Ford
  This is something you must decide about in yourt team, spaces or tabs. You don't want both in version control


• How would you improve the Visual Studio setup.exe ? - Grant Holliday
  Even on the setup of the product itself input is required these days
  ' What is a reasonable time to install the product? Shorter than VS2005 SP1 '


• Hashtables, Pigeonholes, and Birthdays - Jeff Atwood
  Jeff talks about Hashtables and the probabliity of encountering collisions


• C# Day on Second Life - Charlie Calvert
  If you happen to be on Second Life today, check out the C# Day!