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I read with interest Scott Hanselman’s post yesterday entitled .NET Versioning and Multi-Targeting – .NET 4.5 is an in-place upgrade to .NET 4.0 which was a cogent and very helpful clarification or perhaps even rebuttal to Rick Strahl’s post on March...
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Today I began playing with the DomainAspects project again and realized that my tests were breaking when I switched to the .NET 4.0 Framework. After a little research, it became clear. My test helper class in the previous version of DomainAspects committed...
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I have been thinking about privacy on the Internet lately. There have been several things that came up including Target knowing that a girl was pregnant before her father did , Google changing its privacy policy , the Obama administration asking for consumers...
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I’m excited to watch the rollout of ASP.NET MVC 4 Beta and looking forward to finding the time and a good solid project to take advantage of the new mobile support and Azure SDK. Here’s a basic list of what’s new. ASP.NET Web API ASP.NET Single Page Application...
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I like this quote from General Stanley McChrystal on crisis communication : “I think when any leader faces crisis, this is true on the battlefield but I think it's also true in other areas as well, one of the things you fear most is not understanding...
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If the Bard had written in C#: public class Self { public bool ToSelf() { return true; } } Read More...
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I’m fascinated with the subject of meetings. It is a topic of discussion across the wide webbed world. There are nearly as many opinions on this subject as there are stars in the sky. So adding my own here cannot possibly disrupt our little corner of...
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I’m fascinated with the subject of meetings. It is a topic of discussion across the wide webbed world. There are nearly as many opinions on this subject as there are stars in the sky. So adding my own here cannot possibly disrupt our little corner of...
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I’m fascinated with the subject of meetings. It is a topic of discussion across the wide webbed world. There are nearly as many opinions on this subject as there are stars in the sky. So adding my own here cannot possibly disrupt our little corner of...
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December was an interesting month with multiple pieces on the chess board moving all at once insuring an interesting and exciting new year for me. And that new year is upon us. I picked up my copy of CIO Insight magazine, the November/December 2011 issue...
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Introduction Seven years ago, I wrote a wiki for managing requirements for multiple software development projects. I used C# in a simplistic ASP.NET web forms application with SQL Server as my data store. I published it under the name OpenCollective on...
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I just finishing reading a fascinating blog post by Paul Pagel of 8th Light called Fixed Feature . I recommend that you read the post and download and study the linked PDF entitled From Estimate to Commitment . Companies willing to pay for software development...
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A friend recently shared a Forbes article with me entitled Top Ten Reasons Why Large Companies Fail to Keep Their Best Talent which I found informative and useful in understanding my own recent thoughts on this topic. Rather than review each of those...
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Listen more. Talk less. Think more. React less. Do more. Sit less. These are my resolutions for the New Year. More or less. Read More...
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On rare occasions I step away from my primary theme in this blog. Christmas is certainly one of those. Many people I work with and many readers of this blog are not Christian, but I have not yet met or worked with anyone who does not appreciate the Christmas...