LINKBLOG for March 6, 2008
Closures, Context and this Keyword in JavaScript - Azam Sharp
LINQ to Life - The Game of Life via LINQ - Greg Duncan
Cool, it's just what it says it is. The famous GOL intrigued me already a long time agoSit back, watch videos and learn stuff - Ruurd Boeke
Learning is always good!Implementing Interfaces: ICloneable and IComparable - Ira
Client-side scripting, eight years on - Kyle Baley
Kyle wonders how much client side web scripting has changed in all these years anywayNew drop of ASP.NET MVC Framework now available - Jeffrey Palermo
Not everyone is convinced of these new bitsThe Ten Types of Twitter Users - Brendan Tompkins
I'm still not compelled to start twitteringThe WPF Podcatcher Series - Part 2 (Structural Skinning) - Josh Smith
Nice, long article, but takes you at least half an hour' The second article in a series devoted to a WPF application that plays streaming audio podcasts off the Internet. This article discusses the idea and implementation of look-less applications'ASP.NET MVC Preview 2 Screencast Tutorials - Scott Hanselman
' ASP.NET MVC Preview 2 released today and you can head over to http://www.asp.net/mvc to get the new stuff. I put together four new screencasts for this release 'Death Threats, Intimidation, and Blogging - Jeff Atwood
' I miss Kathy Sierra ' With a shock I was reminded of the fact that this wildly popular blogger stopped a year ago after receiving death threats. Don't know the story? Pick it up at Jeff's blog. She is indeed missed for the passion in her words!Is That A Wiki In Your Pocket? - Steve Rowe
Docuwiki - wiki that stores it's data in text files. you can run it from a thumb drive if you wanted toHappy Rendering Trails with IE8 - Bil Simser
All about web slices, a new feature in IE8Drawing Parallels With Testing - The Braidy Tester
' Over the next several posts I will discuss five points I have learned about drawing, and how each of them applies to testing. As I do, look for ways to draw them in to the way you test 'Ping-pong Pairing, it's not just for breakfast anymore - Chad Myers
You're not expected to know the meaning of ping-pong pairing :-)Redirecting the copy of output assemblies for individual solutions - Mark Henneman
Managing Product Development » When You’re in Chaos, Try Baby Steps - Johanna Rothman
' A timebox, especially a short timebox is really good for helping people make progress and breathe '
via Chistopher SteenI Don't Multitask - Michael Lopp
Pair Programming And Sharing Knowledge - Sean Feldman
Pairing or hands-on meetings, what works best?Microsoft launches Office Live Workspaces - Glenn Slaven
A bit more in-depth analysisMicrosoft Office Live Workspace - Craig Bailey
More praise. I can personally confirm to the 30 seconds Craig states
' Links to your Live ID and took me roughly 30 seconds to setup 'Mylyn - A Habit for Highly Effective Developers - James Sugrue
An Eclipse plugin giving more grip on your TODO listSoftware Engineering Goals - 72 Miles Software
In descending order these goals are the most important to reach maintainable code ' modifiability, understandability, reliability, and efficiency 'IT Interview Questions Open Database - GeekInterview.com
found this site by accident after a google search. It's dedicated to Q/A with a wide scope in tech/programming, and some big sections on testingThe Requirements Are Always Wrong, Or, Iterative Database Development - Ken Downs
On the 7(!) things that must exactly click for reaching the perfect requirement
' We are destined to get requirements that are incomplete, incorrect, contradictory, and impossible. We cannot control this reality, we can only control our response to it 'Is Technology Failing to Simplify Life? Tim Ferriss
Refers to an interesting debate on the Economist site whether tech has improved our lifes or notClues For Reading New Code - Tim Ottinger
Whatever your methodology, development is always peopple stuff
' You need a partner who is familiar with the code. Having a guide is better than having a map. Not only will you know where to go, but you’ll know "how" to go and where not to'The Price Microsoft Pays By Ignoring Vista Customers - Scott Sehlhorst
' The Lesson
Listen to your customers, and stand up for them! '12 Learnings From My First Turn As Startup CEO - Wayne Allen
'1. The CEO's job is to create value '
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