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There you have it. Straight from the horses mouth ahemmm Rocky’s blog. Kiss your ObjectSpaces good-bye.
Someone should really compile a history of this vaporware via all of the excited blog entries in the community.
So does this mean that MS has recognized that there are plenty of 3rd party tools that do this work […]

I’ve been emailing back and forth with Frans about the way in which his product LLBLGen ( my favorite OR Mapper) is able to query for data. He mentioned that he might include the ability to use OPath statements. So my kneejerk reaction was “what the heck was an OPath statement again…” - when you […]

Nice and small example that shows the differences between both Domain and Manager (Service) approaches. Nifty
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Pretty funny list. If Letterman were a programmer… Anyways see the link below.
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Too funny. Phil’s server caught fire and according to him they weren’t even serving porn. Hmmm… perhaps some illegal movies then???? Just kidden!read more

some days I should just outright re-post all of Mike Gunderloy’s Daily Grind. Its my favorite blog. I’m a bit of a tools and toys freak and hence can never get enough of the links that point out some cool something on the Net. Today I really liked the link to NLog. I have been […]

Its been a few years since a party contracting programming services has asked me for a resume. The last time that happened I gave them one. This time I handled it differently.
A few days ago I replied to a post on bulletin board of someone looking for consulting help with MS Access. […]

Groklaw had this great extract from the transcript of a speech by MS bigwig Steve Ballmer. He actually threatened folks. “Ballmer: Use Our Software or Somebody Might Get Hurt”.
One of the readers of the Groklaw is a cartoonist. He came up with this one:

DS WAtch is an exrtensibility project that will show the contents of a dataset during debugging. I’ve actually used this litltle sucker a couple of times. Works well.
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I kinda like the UI on this app. And its open source as well! SCRUM, Agile , whatever you want to use this puppy maybe helpful to track iterations user stories burn down etc.
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Some weeks ago I complained about the database design of the IssueTracker sample app. Today I’m here to tell you that the code portion of the app is much better than the db. I especially like the tabbed UI user controls. Nice going. Well it could also be that I’m just naive and have […]

I skipped over the details when I read Scotts post on 3Leaf. Here was a comment from another blogger that made me sit up and take notice:
“…My only response to this is “yup!” . SQL Server Express is one of the projects I’ve most enjoyed working on in this release. The ability to have […]

Saw this picture on another blog. Nicely done although I might not agree with all the premises listed here.

Must be one of those days where all I find is pointers in various blogs. Christian Weyer has a small collection of reference links. Servus Christian - wie gehts ?
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A pointer to a pointer …. anyways Clemens Vasters has a few ideas about deadlocks in MSMQ and Klaus Aschenbrenner blogged about them.. \
Sounds almnost gossipy doesn’t it? He said, she said…
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Just for my own edification. Soemtimes I need to create an icon and this looks like a nice package to do it with.
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Matthew Nolton says:” I have been a software professional for about 15 years and I have lead and/or architected a number of them. Here is a list of the top 10 things to do and/or avoid. Please add to the list if you are so inclined..”
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I really should read Scotts blog on a regular basis. Here is a great discussion of unit testing asp.net pages using Cassini.
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Here is some discussion of SCOAB - one of the app blocks from MS dealing with messaging and disconnected clients. Nice idea.
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Saw this one on Scott Swigart’s blog. (Formerly of Early & Adopter) .
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