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Leave to MS to kill the one product in the entire entity effort that seems to actually have worked to some extend. If I read this correctly it sounds as though Linq2SQL is done with in favor of the wacky Entity Framework. Oh joy.
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I still get an occasional copy of a book sent for review here and there by publishers. Two of the better ones to come across my desk have been Ubuntu Kung-Fu  by Keir Thomas as well as Pragmatic Thinking and Learning by Andy Hunt.
Between them I enjoyed Kung Fu for the quick 1 [...]

I recently purchased a Nespresso machine. Being a big skeptic I didn’t think it was that great until I actually tasted the coffee it produces. I got Goosebumps ! That’s how good the espresso made by one of these things is. Unbelievably smooth. They are available in Southern California at Sur La Table.  And just [...]

Read this great post by Larry O’Brien. It is so true so 100% right on the money and I have seen this happen again and again and again. And it doesn’t matter who the client is. I’ve seen Project Managers talk that way, Development Managers, VP’s — I even caught myself doing it once — [...]

Frans talks about a couple of points regarding the MS EF. The only thing that comes to mind is that MS in the past has been accused of only listening to internal people and disregarding what the working developers in the industry have to say. I wouldn’t necessarily put Stephen Forte in that group. He [...]

 
I have been on Maui for the past week. Our annual trek to the island is marked by a distinct downturn in tourism. It is very very quiet here considering that usually at this time of the year there are probably five times more people on vacation here. Seems the current economic problems are [...]

General Patton, I am told, was an avid reader of battle history.  One of his favorites was the German General Carl von Clausewitz who had lived a hundred years earlier.
Clausewitz is the originator of the famous quote ” No battle plan survives first contact with the enemy”.  Similarly I find myself today looking [...]

Actually in this case it has been a bit longer. But for as long as I’ve been working with MS tools there has been a big overhaul every 18 -36 months. What a mess! And the one coming at us this year is especially crazy. Roger Jennings has a great article here – http://reddevnews.com/features/article.aspx?editorialsid=2525
Why would [...]

Have you ever been in a situation where you knew a particular design was not something you wanted to participate in BUT where unable to articulate the reasons why you didn’t like the idea ? Enter Jeff Atwood with his recent post on MVC tagsoup.  It points to the very thing that bugs me about [...]

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