Interesting Finds: November 10, 2008

Interesting Finds: November 10, 2008

Other stuff

Be careful with optional parameters in C# 4.0, Jan Van Ryswyck
The F# "ref" type, Inside F#
NTrace 1.0 (Beta) Released - Event Tracing for Windows (ETW) for C# Developers, Greg Duncan
Lazy Loaded Interceptors, Mo Khan
An Anti-Reverse Engineering Guide, Josh Jackson
Did you know… You can drag and drop objects from the Class View into your code - #353, Sara Ford
Some Reflections on PDC 2008 - Must Watch Sessions (Day 4), Mike Ormond

Code to look at

Unit Testing ASP.NET Data Caching, Joel Abrahamsson

Web stuff

jQuery Intellisense Updates from Microsoft, Rick Strahl
A Busy Day for Drive, Dave Burke
Tip #22: Did you know…How to improve performance of Page and Server Control Processing?, WebDevTools
The magic behind live bindings explained, Bertrand Le Roy

Silverlight stuff

Silverlite: What to do if your XAML changes do not display and Silverlite: Why your AutoCompleteBox may not be working and Silverlite: Why datagrid column sorting might not be working, Dave Burke
Silverlight.FX Effects in Depth, Nikihil Kothari

Database stuff

SQL SERVER - Check Database Integrity for All Databases of Server, Pinal Dave

Debugging stuff

WinDbg: A Reference Poster and Learning Cards, Dmitry Vostokov

Architecture stuff

handbook of software architecture via Links for 2008-11-09 [del.icio.us]
WCF REST Starter Kit, pdestoop

Cloud Computing stuff

A Cloudy Approach – SQL Data Services, Denis

Career stuff

7 Fail-proof Ways to Rev Up Your Fat Burning and Get Lean, Zen Habits
Book Review : Beyond Code, Jan Van Ryswyck
Reconsider your Jack of All Trades strategy, Jeff Lash

Community stuff

Iowa Code Camp 2, Jason Bock
First Buffalo Code Camp on November 22nd, Chris Bowen

Other link blogs

Links of the Week #59 (week 45/2008), David Vidmar
Weekly Link Post 67, Rhonda Tipton
Links (11/9/2008, Steve Pietrek
Flagged Links #2, Jason Bock
The Morning Brew #219, Chris Alcock
Dew Drop - November 10, 2008, Alvin Ashcraft

posted on Monday, November 10, 2008 3:37 AM

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