The Morning Brew #88
Posted by Chris Alcock on Wednesday 7th May 2008 at 06:26 am | Tagged as: .NET, Development, Morning Brew
I ended up rejecting a number of the links I had left over from yesterday, so today is a little light.
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- The Bookshelf – James Kovacs offers a selection of book recommendations which are technology agnostic, covering developer practices, Design patterns, Refactoring, and Agile practices
- Always One Step Ahead – Unit Test for Missing Attributes – Casey Charlton, inspired by some recent work by Ayende and Glenn Block, shows how you can create a unit test to check for missing attributes
- Introducing LINQ To Regex – Roy Osherove implements a custom LINQ provider for talking to regular expressions.
- Command-Query Separation and Immutable Builders – Matthew Podwysocki takes a further look at Command-Query Separation and questions if builder methods with side effects really violates CQS.
- Huffman Coding with F# – LukeH talks a little about Huffman Coding, and shows how it can be implemented using a number of features of the F# language
- Understanding Model-View-Controller – Jeff Atwood gives a really nice explanation of what Model View Controller really means
- LINQ to XML, namespaces and VB – Daniel Moth encounters problems with LINQ to XML due to namespaces, and shows how to work round it nicely using VB.NET
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