Archive for May, 2008
links for 2008-05-31
Patterns in Practice: The Open Closed Principle
(tags: patterns development c# oop msdn .net)
Foundations of Programming - pt 8 - Back to Basics: Exceptions - Karl Seguin
(tags: exceptions programming c#)
Search - CodeBetter.Com - Stuff you need to Code Better!
(tags: programming c# .net)
links for 2008-05-30
Fans Rip Metallica a New One | Listening Post from Wired.com
(tags: blogidea)
Webmonkey | Android_Comes_to_Life
(tags: google android cellphone)
The Death of Common Sense
Occasionally you get a really nice forwarded email that you can’t help but share with the world. Below is the obituary for Common Sense:
‘Today we mourn the passing of a beloved old friend, Common Sense, who has been with us for many years. No one knows for sure how old he was, since his birth [...]
links for 2008-05-29
b# - Screencast - Test Driving an Inventory Screen
(tags: .net c# development screencast tdd)
Why isn’t Jaiku discussed much as a serious Twitter competitor? I just took another look and I hate the UI. Plus it’s ssslllooowwww. - FriendFeed
(tags: blogidea)
CodeProject: Test-Driven Development in .NET. Free source code and programming help
(tags: .net c# development tdd nunit tutorial)
.NET [...]
Twitter, Uptime, & Product Reliability
Twitter has been pretty much unusable the last 2 weeks. Things started to get bad last week, and then over the weekend they had a database crash which has caused them to turn features off and have extremely slow performance since Friday.
links for 2008-05-28
Philosophil’s cafe: Unit test guidelines (Part 1)
(tags: development tdd)
Social Media Burnout (again?)
Over the past week and a half to two weeks, I have been experiencing a little bit of social media burnout. I haven’t been really active on Digg in about a month or 2, I haven’t logged into FriendFeed in about 2 weeks, and I haven’t checked Google Reader in about as long.
I find this [...]
Presidential Cadnidates & Their Pastors [Video]
This week’s video I call into question the uproar over the presidential canidates and the things their pastor(s) say. Really folks, there are real issues to consider. Why are we focused on something as trivial as this?