Kick Spy!, Kick Zeitgeist and Kick Widgets
blog.toolico.com — A light and handy Silverlight utility which allows you to select through all the possible String.Format options. And provides you with a code snippet to paste into your code. read more...
ui-patterns.com — Very cool site which shows give you ideas about visual presentation for misc elements of user interface read more...
keepitsimpleprojects.com — This is a great article. I just wish some of my previous employers would have done just a few of these things. I probably would have stuck around longer. read more...
blog.lavablast.com — Playing NES video games does have some advantages! read more...
blog.jemm.net — I'll show here a little tip how I follow my favorite .NET-community, DotNetKicks.com (DNK). It is one of the best .NET-resources and it gets lot's of quality content daily so staying up to speed with the site requires some effort. read more...
weblogs.asp.net — Ensuring open connections; promoting data portability; enhancing support for industry standards; fostering more open engagement with customers and the industry, including open source communities... this isn't your daddy's Microsoft read more...
codebetter.com — Patrick shows us how to use NDepend to spot dead code and other design flaws in our code read more...
scottonwriting.net — I often use the free and awesome decompiler Reflector to peer into the source code of Microsoft's .NET Framework. It's an indispensable tool. However, I had a little difficulty viewing the underlying source code for some of the new .NET 3.5 classes. In particular, for a recent article I was interested in looking at what was happening underneath the covers when the DataPager control was rendered. The DataPager is a new control in ASP.NET 3.5 used to render a paging interface for the ListView control (also new to 3.5). read more...
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