LINKBLOG for March 21, 2008

• Five Keys to Corporate Programmer Happiness - Mike Desjardins
  


• Snooping the Contents of a Password Edit Control - Sasha Goldshtein
  


• Book review: Head First C# - Jon Skeet
  


• SvnBridge development environment - Oren Eini
  


• Controller bloat? - Jimmy Bogard
  


• The Hyperinflation of XMLSpy - Dennis Forbes
  


• .NET Event Techniques - Rob Eisenberg
  


• An explanation of Linq query providers - Alex Thissen
  


• GetType() or 'is' keyword? - Brandon Turner
  via Steve Pietrek


• The method you didn’t know you needed
  Brilliant stuff: convert your DateTime so something meaningful as
  ' A quarter past eight am ' or' Work day ends in about 3 hours ' which is much more interesting


• Binary, Hex, Octal - Does Anyone Care Anymore? - Alfred Thompson
  via Jason Haley


• The First Rule of Programming: It's Always Your Fault - Jeff Atwood
  Jeff reminds us of our responsibilities, we *do* have those, you know?
  ' If you're going to subject the world to your software, take full responsibility for its failures. Even if, technically speaking, you don't have to '


• Dave Laribee on ALT.NET - Hanselminutes Podcast 104
  


• Calculating pi with C# - Julian M Bucknall
  


• The Ultimate Whiteboard - Adam Alinauskas
  


• User Stories Should Be *Negotiable* - Kelly Waters
  


• Do You Write Software at Home Like You Do at Work? - Dave Donaldson
  


• Must Read Article on Loose Coupling - Payton Byrd
  


• How to Scale Up Quickly - Steve McConnell