Review - eXtreme.NET by Dr. Neil Roodyn
In this article, Steve gives his feedback on Dr. Neil's book on applying Extreme Programming (XP) principles to.NET development.
MANY articles on a wide array of topics. You’ll find a lot of my newer content is going to my YouTube channel first, but I do still blog occasionally.
In this article, Steve gives his feedback on Dr. Neil's book on applying Extreme Programming (XP) principles to.NET development.
I'll be speaking again at the spring ASP.NET Connections show, in Orlando, Florida. We're driving down from Ohio with the family again, something we haven't done since four years ago, when we returned to find out I was …
On Friday I finally broke down and upgraded my aging Samsung i730 PDA phone.
Yesterday (Leap Day), the Ajax Control Toolkit team released an
Tom Hollander wrote about why your customers will love agile (even if they think they hate it) last week, and made several interesting observations about how agile methodology has taken hold in many companies and teams, …
I've been reading a ton of books, as usual, lately. The interesting
In this article, Steve reviews JD Frazer's (User Friendly Cartoonist) book on turning web sites, blogs, and podcasts into cash. The book includes a lot of useful knowledge for any developer/bloggers seeking to earn some …
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Earlier this week, Microsoft announced a number of promotions, among them Scott Guthrie, who is now Corporate Vice President,.NET Developer Division (executive profile – promotion press release).
I ran into this very annoying issue earlier this week, that my