LINKBLOG for January 18, 2008

• You Are Creating Bugs In Your Software - Scott Sehlhorst
  ' There are a lot of people involved in the software development lifecycle. As people, we introduce bugs. As informed software professionals, we also know how to address many of them '


• TDD By Sample - Search Criteria - Sean Feldman
  


• 5 Boundary-Setting Tips for the Work Obsessed - Anne Zelenka
  ' 1. Choose flow-inducing hobbies that really engage you and pull your mind away from work '


• The Five Minute Guide to Becoming a Freelance Software Developer - Rob Walling
  


• Increasing the Business Value of Software Using a Separation of Concerns Approach to Software Testing - D. P. Bullington
  


• My Open Wireless Network - Bruce Schneier
  Bruce is polite to guests having a home network open to anyone


• C# by Contract - Using Expression Trees - The Wandering Glitch 2
  some tought code here


• Visual Studio Tip: Kill that Build! - Steven Harman
  


• Git 'R Done is still alive and well at TheRunTime... - Jay Kimble
  


• Spiking a new syntax for integration tests. Whaddaya think? - Jeremy D. Miller
  


• It's OK to use Unit Test tools - Soon Hui
  


• 5 Things I Love about BlogEngine.NET - Al Nyveldt
  


• Hello World of Rhino Mocks - Percent20
  


• Are you Covered? Measuring the Quality of .NET Code with NCover - Peter Waldschmidt
  Peter Waldschmidt


• Get namespaces from an XML Document with XPathDocument and LINQ to XML - Scott Hanselman
  


• Debugging into the .NET Framework Source - James Kovacs
  Firste experiments are starting to come in


• The cost of a code signing certificate - Keith Brown
  It's not cheap. On the other hand, John robbins dugg a bit further and found out there's a cheap solution anyway


• Telecommuting Not So Great For Those Left Behind - 'Rich'
  via Jason Haley


• NDepend, Cyclic Dependencies, and the Shroud of Turing - Leon Bambrick