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• Why is ASP.NET encoding &’s in script URLs? A tale of looking at entirely the wrong place for a cause to a non-existing bug – Bertrand Le Roy looks at how a wrong assumption can cause you to start chasing bugs that don’t exist – in this case due to incorrect assumptions about encoding of ampersands
• Generic Value Object – Jan Van Ryswyck looks at the implementation of a generic base for a value object, implementing all the important parts which can be shared between implementations
• How to test WF4 Workflows with Microsoft.Activities.Simulation – Ron Jacobs takes a look at implementing automated tests for his workflow based code
• Stop Using Structs Everywhere – Chris Eargle appeals to the developer community to only use structs where appropriate based on a list of critiera in this post.
• High Test Coverage Ratio is a good thing, Anyway! – Patrick Smacchia talks about High Test Coverage, and how this is can be a very good thing if you have method contracts as this automatically implies that your methods are doing what they should.
• When Do I Use Interfaces? – K. Scott Allen looks at one of the key OOP principles, ‘Program to an interface, not an implementation’, and explores where and when he uses interfaces
• ASP.NET MVC HttpModule Registration Under IIS Integrated Mode vs. Classic Mode – Jeffrey Palermo highlights one of the more subtle differences between IIS6 mode and IIS7 mode in IIS7 when it comes to registering HTTPModules
• Analyzing a performance problem – Is a prisoner dangerous? – Ayende look at some badly performing NHibernate based code, and takes a look at what can be done about it. He also revisits the database obsfucation idea with some slightly more better names his his post NHibernate- Get Thou Out Of My Database- 2nd Edition
• Git For Windows Developers – Git Series – Part 3 – Jason Meridth continues his series of posts on GIT for Windows with a look at the meanings of the files in the .git folders where GIT stores all its configuration and version information
• Fluent Silverlight- Part 3 – Binding Events to Commands – Gabriel Schenker continues his series of posts on the work he has been doing to create a fluent interface for Silverlight, with a look at command event bindings

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