LINKBLOG for December 15, 2007
Microsoft Team Systems - Open Source Alternatives - Rod Paddock
Guerrilla refactoring, or "How to bring down a totalitarian regime" - Kyle Baley
' When we're done, there will be no discernible difference to the application from your perspective but we in the IT department will sure feel better about ourselves 'Code Smell: Solution Explosion - Chris Bilson
Bottom line: think very long and hard before implementing your project in more than 1 solutionMoore on the Anonymous Delegate Approach - Chad Myers
Generating compiler warnings for calls to an obsolete methods - .NET Tip of The Day
Common project settings for your Visual Studio solution - Ade Miller
nice tip!C# 3.0 Tutorial: Implicitly Typed Variables - Programmers Heaven
quite clear and to-the-point intro into everything new in C# 3.0`Why Use Continuous Integration - Beginner's Overview - Scott C. Reynolds
even if you don't do CI, checking in often is quite important if the size of your group exceeds 1Meetings vs Cell Phones - Jeremy Neuharth
' Would it be better to remember what our mother’s taught us about basic social skills? 'Anti-Patterns and Malpractices, Volume 1: Tumbling Data - Adam Machanic
' The solution to this problem is simple, of course, and the best software engineers do it automatically: Before writing a line of code sit back for just a moment and consider your end goal '
via Jason HaleyReleasing My Code Snippet Repository - Omer van Kloeten
Getting Started with TFS Build Virtualizer - Mitch Denny
Rob Conery » ASP.NET MVC: Choosing Your Data Access Method
' I’ve been asked a lot over the last few weeks this question:
"Should I use SubSonic, LinqToSql, or NHibernate?" 'Contracted Conversations - The Braidy Tester
' Do you want me to problem solve or empathize or something else?" She told me she wanted empathizing, not problem solving '
And even then, the trick is to recognize the answer she anticipates in advance :-)Review: Windows XP - Coding Sanity
' Microsoft have really outdone themselves in delivering a brand new operating system that really excels in all the areas where Vista was sub-optimal '
What to add? My brand new laptop was pre-installed with Windows XP. Only one shop could help outTFS dog fooding and memory issue admissions - Craig Bailey
Referral to interesting Microsoft article giving the stats on the number of files and workitems they deal with themselvesMost Promising for Web 2008: Open Source Movement - Richard MacManus
Encouraging people to contribute knowledge - Official Google Blog
What's that buzzing sound? It's the blogosphere talking about Google's new more: to combat WikipediaDoes Agile Development Make Changes Cheaper? - Abhijit Nadgouda
The Daily Grind #1295 - Mike Gunderloy
' And the week winds down quietly. Just a reminder: The Daily Grind itself will be winding down at the end of the year ' This was not unexpected of course, but still. Give a big shout-out to Mike over on his comments. He deserves it for all the work he's done (and still does, of course!)
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