LINKBLOG for January 8, 2008
Value Type Parameters Are Still Value Types, Even in a Lambda Expression - Steven Harman
Software Testing Separation of Concerns - D. P. Bullington
This piece goes into detail on the different levels of testing, from syntactical all the way up to acceptance testingIf you aren't having fun, then don't do it - Justin Etheredge
if your day job is no fun, then find that little special project related to it that you can indulge yourself into and learn from: AFAIC you always should be looking for new things to learnFinding Names that are Anagrams of Each Other in C# 3.0 - Dare Obasanjo
Introducing 'Caliburn': An MVC/MVP WPF Framework - Rob Eisenberg
For those who like new frameworksMessing around with various ORMs - David Tchepak
If you would like to start messing around yourself one of these days with, say, SubSonic, NHibernate and the like, there is good news over here: David has already done the researchUnderstanding Common Type System in .NET - Suresh Kumar Goudampally
You're supposed to know this stuff, but if you don't read itTwo TFS 2008 Pearls - David Starr
Some of the new TFS 2008 features, e.g. CI is built right in nowLanguage Roots - Evan Hoff
Most C# developers would say it's a descendant of C++, but is that the case? Did we really get our heritage from C and C++ 'PRIVACY ALERT: Have More Than One GMail Account? You are Exposed! - Omer van Kloeten
A warning showing how complicated life becomes in the online worldModel View Presenter using Dependency Injection and Threading support - Mike Peretz
Versioning Controlled Build - Julijan Sribar
Too big too read, but if you want to automate your versioning in Visual Studio a bit (more), you might have a lookFinds of the Week - January 6, 2008 - Chinh Do
A lot of goodies over at ChinhArchive 8 Ways to Optimize Your Time in MS Outlook - Samuel Dean
simple tips like this can make life easier for some of us...
' Set reminders for yourself by right-clicking a message, pointing to Follow Up, and then clicking Add Reminder '
via Jason Haley10 reasons why I chose MySQL over MSSQL2005 Express
' as the preferred database engine for my web sites '
Not sure if all agree with this but ease of management is certainly a point there at least if you have a relatively simple siteHow to delete a label in TFS 2005 / 2008 - Pieter Gheysens
Quick tipBill Gates’ Last Day - Kevin Dangoor
Sky-rocketing funny, if that's a word
via Jason HaleyDesigning your own agile process - Part 1 - Ade Miller
More cure for Not-Invented-Here disease seems to be on it's way with a series of posts at Ade's:
' Here’s our conclusion on how to design your own (agile) process or methodology from scratch:
DON’T! 'First release of my 'shimmer' project - John Graham-Cumming
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