Arjan's World: LINKBLOG for March 29, 2008
LINKBLOG for March 29, 2008
Locking Rule #71 - Paul Stovell Dangerous code ahead:' Never invoke code you don’t control whilst holding a lock ' Programming Is All About Passion - Soon Hui So be itLinq to Xml ,querying the file - 'Donald' Continuous integration future? - 'Pablo' It does not take a Superstar - Developer types enumerated - Frank Kelly Reputation Management: Your Next Social App? - Mike Gunderloy Completely unbeknown to me, I got an invitation to some Reputation service a couple days ago, and I'm still pondering whether to accept (i.e. if I really believe in a service like this)Expression Trees: Why LINQ to SQL is Better than NHibernate - Lee Richardson Going deep in LINQ to SQLSorting List's the .Net 3.5 Way - Derik Whittaker IE vs. Standards - Jim McKeeth Thoughts on the points Joel made last week with his post on Martian Headphones RedirectToAction in Filter Attributes - Kyle Baley - The Coding Hillbilly ' Alas, my crest has fallen. No way to access RedirectToAction or Url.Action from within a filter attribute. They are protected or internal, I don't care which because neither will help me ' Anders Hejlsberg Film Festival: The C# and other VS Language Teams at the Movies - Charlie Calvert It's video time over at the C# teamCHAPTER 1: Problems and causes with the way we develop software - Dan Bunea Interesting start of a mini book on agile software developmentDomain Objects and Dependencies - Azam Sharp The problem of over aggressive caching - Oren Eini Visual Studio Themes - Rhonda Tipton Rhonda likes to change her theme depending on mood, which is a really easy thing to do actuallyPut perspective on both short and long term problems - Nick Malik No Silver Bullet here....' Lot's of red flags go up when someone tells me: this is the problem and this is how you solve it. Perhaps I'm just that kind of person ' Why Can't I Access A Protected Member From A Derived Class, Part Two: Why Can I? - Eric Lippert Learn that a piece of code only compiled in C# 2.0 because of a compiler error (so it doesn't compile anymore in C# 3.0)The Long Road To Rescuing Wally - Sergio Pereira ' If one team member is no longer bringing his A-game, the other members will have to pick up the slack, which is not exactly fair ' Who is a Product Owner? - David Starr relevant remarks as to who is a product owner and what are her responsibilitiesPassword Field Tip - Jason Haley Nice tip, especially where Jason suggests *not* to save passwords at all :-)
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