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I have looked for a book about CMS concepts and was excited to spot ASP.NET 4 CMS. As much as I was excited initially, that much I was disappointed as going through the book. Here a few things I did not find pleasant about it: The book is not about CMS...
An interesting book about not just how to develop with TDD, but also how to grow a project that utilizes TDD process. When developing code using TDD, you are unavoidably face the difficulties of maintaining 2 “project”s – production code and tests/specs...
I have started this book long time ago, but never got to end of it. Finally, I had a chance to do so. What a great book. The cover says “The Expert’s Voice in .NET”, and I found Seven Sanderson a real expert in ASP.NET MVC. In the past, I did a lot of...
I like to refresh my memory on the basics. A lot of times you’ll look at something that you already know slightly different every single time. So is true with this book. It’s a great reference for C# as well as cover for the new features introduced in...
It started with Jonathan talking about the video he saw, Drive: The surprising truth about what motivates us . I really liked it, and decided to proceed to the book. The book is outstanding, hits in the target. Among other things, I can definitely use...
This a very good introduction into RESTfull services on .NET platform. The author goes into implementation on bare metal (browsers), ASP.NET MVC, WebForms, WCF, Silverlight, etc. A good read to get into RESTfull services.
It is a great honour to work with the person who wrote the book I just recently finished reading. The Agile Samurai is a mix of project management and software development. It’s a reality check helper if you are trying to run agile process in your company...
I have finished reading Pro BizTalk 2009 book from APress. This is a great book if you’ve never dealt with BizTalk in the past and want to have a quick “on-ramp”. Although the book is very concerned about right way of building traditional BizTalk...
After reading “ Implementing Lean Software Development : From Concept to Cash”, I decided to look at the original book . It is as good as the successor. IMO reading the original one first even better than just skipping to the new version. Mary...
Found this great excerpt in a book: Principles are guiding ideas and insights about a discipline, while practices are what you actually do to carry out principles. Principles are universal, but it is not always easy to see how they apply to particular...
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