Dew Drop – April 7, 2008

 

.NET

• A TiVo Disk Space Viewer, It’s All About LINQ to XML! (Peter Kellner)
• Framework Design Studio Released (Scott McCraw)
• LINQ: ContainsAtLeast and AggregationOrDefault (Omer van Kloeten)
• SyncLINQ for Windows Forms (Paul Stovell)
• Standard Query Operators with LINQ (John Papa)
• Pattern Matching in C# – Part 0 (Bart de Smet)

 

Web Development

• Display Images with IIS7 in Vista or Windows 2008 (Peter Kellner)
• Using Spring.NET and NHibernate with ASP.NET MVC (Billy McCafferty)
• Light Speed Inline Editing Using ASP.NET AJAX and Web Services, Part I (Andrew Golik)

 

Silverlight/WPF

• LEADTOOLS: ImageViewer, More Image Formats for WPF (Rob Relyea)
• SyncLINQ for Silverlight (Paul Stovell)
• .NET Rocks! – WPF Update (Brian Noyes)

 

SQL Server

• Stored Procedures Are Bad, M’kay? (Frans Bouma)
• The New Data Types in SQL Server 2008 (Sergio Pereira)
• Find Nth Highest Salary of Employee – Query to Retrieve the Nth Maximum Value (Pinal Dave)

 

Design/Methodology

• Agile Arguments, Part 2 – Background, and Arguments From Fear (Chad Myers)
• Architecting LINQ to SQL Applications, Part 8 (Ian Cooper)

 

Blogging

• Blogging: Not a Sweatshop (Mike Gunderloy)
• WordPress 2.6 (Michael Castilla)
• Why Twitter Will Be Bigger Than Facebook (Graham)

 

Miscellaneous

• Reviewing Article Submissions (Howard Dierking)
• Greasemonkey Scripts for FriendFeed (Steven)
• Book Review: LINQ in Action (David Hayden)
• Evernote Review (Rhonda Tipton)
• Help Name Our Website (Jeff Atwood)
• Lists of Microsoft’s Fame and Shame – 2008 (Jon Davis)

 

SharePoint

• WSS 3.0 –> MOSS 2007 Migration (Agnes Molnar)

 

Link Collections

• LINKBLOG for April 5, 2008 and LINKBLOG for April 6, 2008 (small edition) (Arjan Zuidhof)
• Visual Studio Links #17 (Darren Stokes)
• Links Today (2008-04-06) (Matt Hinze)
• Weekly Link Post 36 (Rhonda Tipton)
• Silverlight Cream for April 6, 2008 (Dave Campbell)
• Links (4/6/2008) (Steve Pietrek)
• Link Listing – April 6, 2008 (Christopher Steen)
• The Morning Brew #67 (Chris Alcock)

 

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