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July 19, 2009 10:41 by
brodie
Win Stuff!?
Write a Win7 App, Win $17,777
(need to be a yank though)
Developer
Lessons Learned A Grand Post-Mortem
NDepend Static Analysis Poster
Free Ebook Developers Developers Developers Developers
- some good articles, worth a read!
Throw away and rebuild or refactor from within
A programmers secret weapon the humble to-do list
Episode 15 Bug Review
Continuous Integration Community College Discussion at Mark Needham
Stack Overflow Architecture High Scalability
Hanselminutes
- Return of Uncle Bob - Are you professional?
Architecture
More On SubSonic’s Simple Repository
LINQ to SQL and Transactions
Minimizing unit Test Fragility – 8 features in Typemock Isolator to help
Building a 3-Tier App with Silverlight 3, .NET RIA Services and Azure Table Storage
User Interface Patterns
SQL SERVER – SELECT 1 vs SELECT – An Interesting Observation
How to improve your LINQ query performance by 5 X times
Create your own C# Code Generator with DSL in 15 minutes [part 2]
Bistro
- a compositional .NET MVC framework inspired by REST, AOP and
Django
and directly
support F#
Common Service Factory
- great for DI and WCF services
SOLID - S Single Responsibility Principle Coding Efficiency
Silverlight
A Silverlight 2 to Silverlight 3 Upgrade Checklist
Silverlight Charting gets an update - and a TreeMap!
Silverlight 3 and WCF Faults
Silverlight.FX
- updated for Silverlight 3
Creating a Silverlight WCF Binary Encoding Client in Code
Export Silverlight Visuals to Images
Building a Presentation Framework with Prism for Silverlight
Simple Styles for Silverlight
A code snippet to quickly write Prism commands
Using Blend with Prism Apps in Silverlight 3
Utils
.NET Reflector, class browser, analyzer and decompiler for .NET
Released XHTML Markup Sanitizer « Tatham Oddie
Encrypt Your Web.config, Please
Games (as in board games)
Carcassonne Board Game
Puerto Rico Board Game
Singularity Watch
Top 10 Artificial Technologies Ready To Create A Real Human Being
Video Q&A With Ray Kurzweil
Other
Google PowerMeter
- measure electricity consumption – please can i get one of these
A Basic Introduction to Quantum Mechanics
Simple F# Game using WPF
– tanks
Bill Gates What does 'browser' mean these days, anyway
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