Dew Drop - April 28, 2008
Silverlight
- Silverlight Playground - Library v1.0.3037.0 Release (CodePlex)
- Silverlight - The Song (Dan Wahlin)
.NET
- From Zero to Logging with System.Diagnostics in 15 Minutes (Josh Twist)
- Foundations of Programming - Pt 7 - Back to Basics: Memory (Karl Seguin) - Link of the Day
- Immutability and Tail Recursion (Justin Etheredge)
- Understanding Mock Objects: An Alternate Solution (Jimmy Bogard)
Events/Community
- Some Suggestions to Have a Better Microsoft Community (Keyvan Nayyeri)
- Building Online Community Brick by Virtual Brick (Aliza Sherman)
- Slides From My ASP.NET Connections Orlando Talks (Scott Guthrie)
SQL Server
- Getting Column Information Using T-SQL (Joe Webb)
- Denormalization Patterns (Ken Downs)
Web Development
- Customized Loading… Images (Rick Strahl)
PowerShell
- Get-Random (Jeffrey Snover)
Miscellaneous
- Continuous Innovation in the Online Office (Mike Gunderloy)
- Mr. Yuk Says Project Roadmaps Are Poisonous (Max Pool)
- Extreme Patterns with Oren (Glenn Block)
- Diff Tools to See Source File Changes (Patrick Smacchia)
- Chapter 4: Learning and Adapting (Dan Bunea) - Dan continuous his online Agile mini-book.
Blogging
- 6 Years of Blogging! (Sam Gentile)
- The Trouble with Blogrolls (Bryan Person)
Live Mesh
- Live Mesh Technology Preview: A Closer Look - User Perspective, Part 2 (Sunshine)
- Podcast: Windows Weekly #56 - Meet Mesh and Live Mesh Preview (Paul Thurrott)
- Mesh Has the Potential to Be HUGE! (Jose Fajardo)
- GillmorGang Talks Live Mesh (Steve Clayton)
Link Collections
- Interesting Finds: April 27, 2008 (Jason Haley)
- Links Today (2008-04-27) (Matt Hinze)
- Links (4/27/2008) (Steve Pietrek)
- Useful Articles and Links 4 (bayarsaikhan)
- Weekly Link Post 39 (Rhonda Tipton)
- Interesting Finds: 2008.04.28 (gOODiDEA)
- The Morning Brew #82 (Chris Alcock)
Book of the Day
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Agile Retrospectives: Making Good Teams Great: Esther Derby,Diana Larsen,Ken Schwaber: Books
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