LINKBLOG for April 2, 2008
Visual Linq Query Builder (VLinq) - A Visual Studio Add-in to help build LINQ to SQL Queries (Think "Access Query Builder for Linq to SQL") - Greg Duncan
Cool!Castle Dynamic Proxy - Jan Van Ryswyck
Did you know... You can switch between Icon View and List Item View in the toolbox? - #185 - Sara Ford
Inline XML Code Documentation using Sandcastle - Scott Nichols
link collection via Chris Alcock10 Ways to Learn New Things in Development - Ben Watson
The Great OOP Misnomer - Evan Hoff
' Object-oriented programming is all about class design. It should have been named Class Oriented Programming (COP) 'Using NHibernate as an ORM Solution for .NET - David Consdorf
Things I Hate About .NET - Chris Love
While still a rant on data-oriented pieces in the framework, it also contains directions on how to improve your codeUsing the Observer Pattern - Jack Altiere
Implementation with lots of clear C# code samplesThings you MUST dispose - Dot Net Facts
A Fast/Compact Serialization Framework - .Shoaib
Chain<T> - Greg Young
' a quick lightweight fluent interface for creating an IEnumerable<T> in a test 'Projects in Visual Studio - Jacob Lewallen
The most important quality of a developer: Self-criticism - Simone Chiaretta
' The best developers/architects are the ones that always criticized their own work in order to make it better 'Pablo's Topic of the Month - April: Design Patterns - Chad Myers
The Agile Elevator Speech - Mike Cottmeyer
via David VidmarPlaying with Gravatar images - Mads Kristensen
Chief Programmer Team Update - Steve McConnell
This might be a key part of understanding the 10X productivity difference between programmers (take not of the emphasis) ' ... researchers have not found 10-fold differences among programmers working within the same organizations 'What is wrong with this code? - Oren Eini
This "what's wrong" ends up in a huge pile of comments; Oren also kindly provided the answers but don't go there before exercising your brain a bit...Raganwald in disagreement - Reg Braithwaite
Interesting questions, join the conversation over there if you like
f a better language (whatever that means) can make a good programmer better, why can’t it make a mediocre programmer acceptably average?LightReader - my foray into the world of open source software development - Michael Eaton
It's fun to start a project even if only to learn a new technology (Silverlight in Michael's case)
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