Archive for January, 2008
Friday, January 25th, 2008
Scrum and XP from the trenches by Henrik Kniberg. I mentioned this book the other day as part of my post on books to read when choosing an agile process. I'm mentioning it again for two reasons; 1) it's a great read and 2) it's a really great read. See ...
Tags: agile, Books, Large teams
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Wednesday, January 23rd, 2008
Fusion is Microsoft's name for the technology that resolves and loads assemblies requested by your application. It turns out that the .NET framework comes with a little application that allows you to see what caused each assembly in your application to get loaded, how it was loaded (context) and where ...
Tags: Gotchas, Visual Studio
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Wednesday, January 23rd, 2008
Rumors of layoffs at Yahoo (now confirmed) have sparked a few notable posts on a recession and how to survive it. The Scobleizer started this with his Surviving the 2008 recession post back in December but today the WebWorker Daily started offering advice on 5 ways to recession proof your ...
Tags: Events
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Monday, January 21st, 2008
So hopefully you're not taking everything I say as the absolute truth. While that would be flattering it would also be foolish on your part. Here's a list of references to some of the reading material we've covered while looking at processes for p&p.
Tags: agile
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Tuesday, January 15th, 2008
Grigori Melnik, Product Planner for EntLib 4.0, has some interesting posts on his blog regarding their plans for the new version of EntLib and its dependency injection framework in particular. Technorati Tags: EntLib
Tags: EntLib, Events, p&p
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