LINKBLOG for March 1, 2008
- Humor: Always Double Check Your Release Notes - Rob Walling
- Virtual by default is better
The virtual as contrasted with override kind of virtual... - Frank's At It Again: Another Free PowerShell Book
- Most Everything the Immediate Window Can Do the Watch Window Can Do Better - Jon von Gillern
Taking these Visual Studio windows to completely new dimension :-) - My article on the Parallel Extensions - Daniel Moth
- Power Up your Visual Studio 2008 with the new, free and with source, PowerCommands for Visual Studio 2008 - Greg Duncan
- Automated releases (with a touch of deployments) - Kyle Baley
' A release is a packaged version of the application. That is, it is some artifact or group of artifacts that *could* be deployed if so desired. A deployment is the actual act of deploying a release. ' - Correct event invocation - .NET Tip of The Day
- The mysterious life of mutexes - Oren Eini
- Code Snippet: MeasureString - Scott Rreynolds
' Last night I had cause to measure the rendered dimensions of a string at a given font and width ' - Index card generator - version 2! - Henrik Kniberg
via Matt Hinze - Optimal Debug Settings for VS.NET 2005 - D. P. Bullington
- Sam Gentile's Inessential List of Tools - Sam Gentile
- Patterns and Practices for Visual Studio Team System - J.D. Meier
' I thought it might be helpful to walk through a deliverable so you can see my current approach for building prescriptive guidance in patterns & practices ' - Why can't Open Source be used to fix problems like this? - Nick Malik
- Setting the default browser inside Visual Studio - Jimmy Bogard
- LINQ Gymnastics: Creating A Predictive Query With LINQ - Rob Conery
' LINQ is a nice alternative for complicated SQL, as long as you take the time to make readable ' - On Programming: Lateral vs. Vertical Thinking - Peter Bromberg
' This is an issue that I personally deal with almost every day: How developers approach a programming problem from the standpoint of THINKING ' - Tricky Programming on Multi-Core Processors - Zaur Nasibov
Parallelizing Quicksort - A Fast CSV Reader - Sebastien Lorion
' A reader that provides fast, non-cached, forward-only access to CSV data ' - Automating your Deployment - Adam Alinauskas
- First Look at Using Expression Blend with Silverlight 2 - Scott Guthrie
Scott has another major tutorial - Is Open Source Software Necessarily Cheaper? - Soon Hui
Maybe a bit obvious but good te be reminded of: open source has its charms, but also disadvantages ' (...) open source software is not necessarily cheaper. There are hidden costs that are not reported on the book ' - Getting data from Excel the fast way, using LINQ - Dennis van der Stelt
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