Links for 2008-09-29
- Creating Valid Records with Populator and Faker (4 mentions)
- Gash (4 mentions)
- Rails Rumble 2008 (4 mentions)
- Rails Take Five - Five Questions with Karmen Blake (4 mentions)
- RR (4 mentions)
- RubyFlow (4 mentions)
- RubyGems 1.3.0 (4 mentions)
- Status Update: Merb 1.0 (4 mentions)
- subtree merge (4 mentions)
- TankEngine (4 mentions)
- Tim Dysinger » Replacing Braid or Piston (for Git) with 40 lines of Rake (4 mentions)
- Using hoptoad in open source project deployments (4 mentions)
- Microsoft will ship jQuery with Visual Studio going forward (2 mentions)
- <img src="http://theloungenet.com/feeds/img/DOTNETRSS/VSHACKS/D7DC89AE140E01F5466BA068DE7322A0B85E064D" /> (1 mention)
- Abstraction Is For Both Humans And Software, But Not Software - Max Pool (1 mention)
- ASP.NET MVC Request Flow (1 mention)
- Big Learning Up Front is wrong too - Jason Grundy (1 mention)
- Calling JavaScript functions in the Web Browser Control (1 mention)
- Can you refactor to MVC? (1 mention)
- Charting a course for TFS "Rosario" (1 mention)
- CSLA .NET 3.6 for Windows and for Silverlight Beta 1 released (1 mention)
- Defining the “Unit” in Unit Testing - Chris Sterling (1 mention)
- Development Edition and Database Editions of Team System "Rosario" will ship together (1 mention)
- Did you know… How to configure how and when the IDE saves your files before building? - #323 (1 mention)
- Hibernating Rhinos #9 - Application Architecture (1 mention)
- How do we write test automation for ASP.NET? (1 mention)
- if anyone is using T4's support for calling the VS service from unmanaged code (1 mention)
- Introduction to jQuery Article posted (1 mention)
- Is ASP.NET MVC Learning Independent from ASP.NET Webforms? - Keyvan Nayyeri (1 mention)
- jQuery and Visual Studio BFF (1 mention)
- jQuery As Built-In Part of ASP.NET MVC and Visual Studio (1 mention)
- jQuery finds its way into Microsoft and Nokia stacks (1 mention)
- jQuery now officially part of the .NET developer’s toolbox (1 mention)
- jQuery to ship with ASP.NET MVC and Visual Studio (1 mention)
- jQuery to ship with Visual Studio (1 mention)
- jQuery, Microsoft, and Nokia (1 mention)
- links for giving feedback and getting help on Rosario (1 mention)
- Microsoft to add jQuery in Visual Studio: Why I think it’s great (1 mention)
- Monovation: Assembly Injection into Live Processes (1 mention)
- Norman Guadagno- Announcing Visual Studio Team System 2010 (1 mention)
- On A PC (1 mention)
- Parallel Stacks for multi-threaded debugging (1 mention)
- Preventing third-party derivation, part one (1 mention)
- Properties - A False Sense of Encapsulation (1 mention)
- Silverlight 2 Release Candidate is now available (1 mention)
- Silverlight Tips of the Day for Week 7 (1 mention)
- Simple Introduction to Extensible Applications with the Managed Extensions Framework (1 mention)
- Simplicity is key to successful unit testing (1 mention)
- This Week on C9- New Live Search features, freebies, why TDD fails and Duke Nukem (1 mention)
- Typemock Isolator : Getting internal variables - Dennis van der Stelt (1 mention)
- Unit Testing decoupled from Design == Adoption (1 mention)
- Upgrading projects from VC2005/VC2003 to VC2008 may not properly port /O2 switch (1 mention)
- using the HTML Visualizer to view HTML (1 mention)
- using the XML Visualizer to view XML (1 mention)
- what changed in the WinSDK in VS2008 SP1 (1 mention)
- WPF Application Quality Guide v.0.3 Released! (1 mention)
- Writing non-thread-safe code (1 mention)