LINKBLOG for March 14, 2008

• When Your Brain Can Only Manage Simple Things - Aliza Sherman
  


• The Command Window - Oh Null!
  Become even more productive in Visual Studio


• DeepZoom in C# - Not just possible, but easy - Laurence Moroney
  


• Dave Laribee on Alt.net - Hanselminutes
  


• Get that job at Google - Steve Yegge
  Steve is looking for your resume


• Testing TempData, and Mocking SessionState - Aaron Lerch
  ' One of the benefits of TempData is the cross-request persistence via the session '


• Be in charge of your online life - Mads Kristensen
  Now, imaging that you have a single web page that contains all this information in a machine readable way. This will become your central location of your online identity


• What's Wrong With Turkey? - Jeff Atwood
  ' If you care a whit about localization or internationalization, force your code to run under the Turkish locale as soon as reasonably possible '


• Advanced mocking: mocks and stubs - Jimmy Bogard
  


• VB.net, oh how I hate thee, let me count the ways... - Justin Etheredge
  Warning: only funny if you care at all about why Dim values() As String is not Dim values As String() :-)


• Routing with Windows Communication Foundation : Part 2 - Extending web.config - Paul Reeder
  


• Steganography 13 - Hiding Binary Data in HTML Documents - Corinna John
  


• Saying YAGNI to YAGNI? - Rob Teixeira
  ' By "intelligently" applying YAGNI, the focus should really be on providing the most effective and efficient (i.e. simplist) solution that can solve the problem '


• Anti-agile hatemail - Frans Bouma
  Frans couldn't answer the fake-addressed mail, so he posts it on the blog
  ' it surprises me every time why a person thinks 10 minutes of his/her precious time is better spend on writing a hate mail than writing a mail which could open up a mature discussion '


• How to Recruit a Developer Entrepreneur for Your Startup - Rob Walling
  ; The moral: figure out how to break into your local network '


• The Weekly Source Code 19 - LINQ and More What, Less How - Scott Hanselman
  ' I'm going to repeat part I bolded. I like Programming Languages that allow me to declare "more of the what, and less of the how." '


• List of .NET Dependency Injection Containers (IOC) - Scott Hanselman