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devlicious.com — A summary of my experience getting a site up and running in a shared hosting environment using a number of bleeding-edge, open source technologies. read more...
devlicio.us — My third installment in a series discussing who to build a WPF application using TDD and other agile approaches. read more...
devlicious.com — The first in a series on building a FriendFeed client in WPF using TDD, MVP, DI, etc. read more...
devlicio.us — A short description of how I used lambdas to set properties when I needed a little validation to go along with it. read more...
devlicious.com — How I use control templates and styles when creating a custom look for an application. read more...
devlicio.us — A brief outline on how to style separators for menus and toolbars in WPF. read more...
devlicio.us — An introduction and some musing on the differences between Control Templates and Styles in WPF. read more...
devlicious.com — Casey lists a set of essential books. read more...
west-wind.com — Rick Strahl reviews "LINQ in Action". He sounds pretty pleased with the book. read more...
devlicio.us — Rob voices his complaints about Silverlight 2.0 from the perspective of a developer of WPF and Flash applications. read more...
devlicio.us — How to programmatically identify templates parts on WPF controls. read more...
codebetter.com — Patrick Smacchia talks about nesting inside of methods and the effects on testability. Very interesting (and brief). read more...
devlicio.us — A simple way to find empty catch block in your C# code. read more...
lostechies.com — Jimmy explains the proper way to use xmlpoke in NAnt to update the config file for NHibernate. read more...
codebetter.com — Having a problem with your nant script after upgrading a solution? I sure was. Palermo shows how to get it working again. Also, see Tim Barcz's followup: http://www.timbarcz.com/blog/2007/12/05/NantSetupForVisualStudio2008AndNet35.aspx read more...
lostechies.com — How does the development team and the customer come to a common understanding about what needs to get done? Simple things like word choices can become barriers. read more...
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