LINKBLOG for May 17, 2008

• What Determines High Quality Code? - Casey Charlton
  


• Writing code that you’re proud of - YTechie
  Challenge yourself by doing a personal code review before the peer review


• Reading Code Over the Telephone - Eric Lippert
  or ' How does one read the => operator? '


• Visual Studio Usability Tip: Highlight Current Line - Steven Harman
  It's the little things that count


• 11 Top Tips for a Successful Technical Presentation - Scott Hanselman
  Some great tips over here, also technical oriented


• Concurrent counting - Joe Duffy
  


• Resolving Side-by-Side Configuration Issues - OJ Reeves
  


• Demand.OpenID.net: A One Click Call to Action - Marshall Kirkpatrick
  


• Punctuality: More Than Showing Up on Time - Jason Harris
  Completely agreed here. If you're consistently too late (in meetings, on deadlines) and not actively acting on this, you're doing something wrong


• Successful Software - James Shore
  Good question, as success is really different things to different people/stakeholders


• The 4 Core Principles of Agile Programming @ XML JOURNAL - Joe Winchester
  Taken from the the Agile Manifesto which you should read right now if you've never done, takes you only 5 minutes


• Beware of saving IAsyncResult in a session variable - Kalyan Krishna
  Oops
  ' It turned out that IASyncResult is *not* serializable and we had to roll back the code '


• Use Visual Studio's Post-Build Events to Automate Unit Testing Running | From C Sharp to C Sharp
  maybe you've forgotten about the usefulness of post-build events. Here's a reminder on the goodness they bring


• Programmatically creating an IIS7 site - Dennis van der Stelt
  


• Chris's Weblog - Drop Dead Simple Podcast Client
  Cool, implement a command-line client using Powershell


• Threads and Thread Synchronization in C# - AKPatra