LINKBLOG for March 10, 2008
The Danger of Lorem ipsum - James Avery
' The text of your site is arguably the most important part of your site, leaving it to the end is a bad idea 'Architecting LINQ To SQL Applications, part 7 - Ian Cooper
Dependency Injection for .NET using a Dynamic Service Locator with Dynamic Proxy Injection - Ralph Varjabedian
Simple Demo of Binding to a Database in WPF using LINQ-SQL - Brian Stoker
' beginner example of binding WPF to a database using LINQ-SQL 'Agile Adoption Has Hit A Brick Wall - Kelly Waters
Kelly questions the possible unreliable answers provided by surveys: because of the way participants are selected in a wrong way; this is an interesting point indeed, selection bias is a serious problem in science if you don't do your research correctly.10 ways to improve your code: Think outside the curly brackets - John K Waters
Some good, simple and easy to implement tipsCreating a great workplace for developers - Sarat Pediredla
' We don’t call what we do “workplace experiments”, as it is just standard practice for us '
Sounds goodSoftware Metrics: How They Can Help - Bill Miller
And when you think there's nothing left to do... you can still debug live - Carlo Cardella
On the black art that debugging is to some of usMy Mom Is Not Going To Read This Code - Abhijit Nadgouda
Advice on documenting: yes, but in a useful way
' (...) if you do want to communicate to a layman, user documentation is what is needed, that uses non-technical terms and explains benefits of the software, not how its code works 'The Only Question That Matters: How Useful Can You Be? - Jarkko Laine
It's not how good you write, but how much inspiration and new ideas you bring to the partyOn The Use of Code in Weblog Titles - Ryan Tomayko
Humorous description of the way people put clever code in there. Especially funny cause some of the victims have been commenting on the post themselves.
via Reg BraithwaiteFire non workaholics? - Michael Specht
The summary at the end is a bit more balanced than the title suggests...
' the trick is when hiring make sure you hire correctly up front, that way you won’t need to fire anyone '
via http://jasonhaley.com/blog/archive/2008/03/09/141305.aspxLicense to Practice - Nathan J Pledger
' What we [in IT, ed.] need is a License to Practice. Doctors have them, Accountants have them, Social Workers have them 'A few reasons to like NHibernate - Oren Eini
If a 16-point list is "very partial"....Write more empty lines! They will be read! - Philippe Leybaert
' (...) there's more to readability than inserting empty lines, but it's a point which is often neglected 'KiloByte - xkcd
The definitive explanation
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