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The Software Development Conference 2008 was great. I gave two talks this year. The first was in a chalk & talk format titled “Understanding the ADO.NET Entity Framework Architecture and its Implications on your Application Architecture”. The audience...
Next week I’ll be travelling to the Microsoft campus in Redmond for the last couple of sessions in the LEAP-program. I’m looking forward to meeting smart guys such as Clemens Vasters, Jack Greenfield and Erik Meijer. Should be great fun to talk about...
I had the pleasure of meeting Charles a few years ago and got infected with the Intentional virus. Please read this interview and be aware that your point of view on software development will never be the same again.
Refactoring it too darn fun. Stop it! I agree (see refactoring is not free ) with the opinion that refactoring, under certain circumstances, is waste. Whether refactoring is a necessary waste depends on how likely it is that a particular piece of code...
That's right. In my enthusiasm I even installed the whole MSDN. Don't you just love new bits. Perhaps this will even halt my ivory tower architectures and help me to get my hands dirty again writing code.
A while ago I wrote that I was in the market for a MacBook. Now don’t get me wrong, I still am. It is just that I decided to wait for the 12” or 13” LED-backlit MacBook Pro and the rumored ultra thin model. When is that thing hitting the store, anyway...
For some background lean on Google . No, it does not. I have been explaining, helping and coaching others with principles and best practices over the last few years. You will find some of them on Roy’s list . I enjoy being a part of and learning from...
I am sitting here listening to the MSDN Webcast: Framework Masterclass: LINQ to Entities and guess what. Patrick Lowendahl is there as well and beat me to it with the following remark. Question : Eilsa, if you want more feedback from DDD mvps you can...
I have just returned from the Software Developers Conference 2007 in Arnhem. Domain-Driven Design (DDD) is getting more popular in the Netherlands. My session on DDD applied in .NET, the conference room was packed with people standing, sitting on the...
Excellent! Mark February 27th 2008 in your agenda for the release of Windows Server, Visual Studio and SQL Server.
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