Month: January 2009

 

Happy MLK Day to all!

 

.NET / Visual Studio

• F# vs C# vs Java: Functional Collection Parameters (Mark Needham)
• Conditional Object Construction in StructureMap (i.e. Fun with Lambdas) (Jeremy D. Miller)
• Mono vs. .NET Framework: Public API Compatibility (Patrick Smacchia) – Link of the Day
• Dynamic Data – Cascading FieldTemplates (Stephen Naughton)
• Building WCF Services with F#, Part 1 (Ted Neward)
• Assembly Loading Across AppDomains (Rick Strahl)

 

Design / Methodology / Testing

• Leadership 101: Communicate Bad News and Big Changes in Person (Jim Holmes)
• Rhino Service Bus: Concurrency in a Distributed World (Oren Eini)
• Unit Testing File I/O Operations (Jeremy Jarrell)

 

Silverlight / WPF

• Fun with ItemsControl (Shawn Wildermuth)
• WPF Basics: Loading Large Datasets (Rudi Grobler)

 

Web Development

• Routing and Rewriting (K. Scott Allen)
• Some ASP.NET GridView UI Tips and Tricks Using jQuery (Suprotim Agarwal)
• ASP Dynamic Data Preview – More Ways to Exploit ADO.NET Data Services for Fun and Profit (Scott Hanselman)
• Deciding When to Use ASP.NET MVC Framework (Gil Fink)
• Use an Envelope Element in RESTful WCF Service Response (Keyvan Nayyeri)
• Playing Accordion with CSS and jQuery (Schalk Neethling)

 

.NET Community / Events

• Getting Ready for MIX09 (Brad Abrams)
• MSDN Developer Conference and IASA This Week (Bob Familiar)

 

Database

• The Data Dictionary and Calculations, Part 1 (Ken Downs)

 

Miscellaneous

• Offshoring Development Finally Makes Sense to Me (JP Hamilton)
• Frustrated with Coworkers? The Clue You Don’t Want to Hear… (Max Pool)
• Engineering the Windows 7 "Windows Experience Index" (Michael Fortin)
• A Visit with Alan Kay (Jeff Atwood)

 

More Link Collections

• Silverlight Cream for January 18, 2009 — #490 (Dave Campbell)
• Weekly Link Post 77 (Rhonda Tipton)
• Weekly Links #36 (Grant Palin)
• Triple Shot Links #16 (Russell Ball)
• The Morning Brew #267 (Chris Alcock)
• Interesting Finds: January 19, 2009 (Jason Haley)

 

Book of the Day