As a youngster in church, my friends and I would survive boring sermons by making a search game out of the hymn book, writing (for example) “go to page 433” on a randomly-selected page. On page 433 was inscribed “go to page 22”, and so on, thus creating links ad nauseam. I had the unpleasant […]
Read MoreI have recently started a new job and needed to go through my stack of software books looking for ones that might be helpful. I ran across a book I read many years ago that has probably helped me more that any other book with project management. This book is not a software book though. […]
Read MoreNo more living life dangerously with beta versions and release candidates. You can now get the real thing.http://www.jetbrains.com/resharper/
Read MoreI’ve been going through some of the new language features in SQL Server 2008. The easiest to find are the new HierarchyID, sparse data columns, and brand spanking new date and time types. I’m just going to (briefly) discuss the date and time types. Start with new Date and Time types. Not DateTime, or SmallDateTime […]
Read MoreButchering your perf by using reflection? Swimming in generated code you cant test? Lost trying to weave IL? Check out Colin Meeks post on Using LINQ Expressions to Generate Dynamic Methods.
Read MoreIf you don’t have it, go get it … I would elaborate, but Guy Burstein did a good job here.
Read MoreThe Asp.Net MVC team just released a new version of the Asp.Net MVC framework — with source code — and the unit tests. http://www.codeplex.com/aspnet Please check out Jeffrey Palermo’s blog for more information on what has changed.
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