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In Response To Rob

Now I rarely bite... but Rob deserves a reply (and plus, until my 9pm meeting I have little else to do! :) Rob said (in response to my comment on his blog): @Casey: Come on homey - gimme a little something here. Your comment is just ridiculous - unit

The Pragmatic Data Access Discussion

SubSonic is a great product, and while reading up on it I came across a superb post on data access in general . I think Rob let the whole ASP.NET drag and drop data access get off lightly ... but oh well :) Share this post: email it! | bookmark it! |
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Ruby or Not Ruby ... and some ORM/Relational Database vs Object Database Stuff

Scott Hanselman started yet another great debate ... on Ruby and why it is the '***' ... Today I came across a great artice (via Frans Bouma ), called In Defence of the RDBMS - a very well written debunk of a number or database theorist's

Oren joins the 'MS losing the Alpha Geeks' debate

Scott started it ... then Oren replied ... and I'm bored so I thought I would reply :) To be honest .. I don't think MS is listening to the BIG companies, so much as it is busy trying to attract the LAMP brigades ... Switching to MS development

Windsor Container examples and tutorials

Windsor Container is one of my favourite 'tools' - it makes Inversion of Control just that bit easier, and IoC (or Dependency Injection depending on your latest buzzword manual) is just something that all well designed software should attempt
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Just got used to .NET 3.0? Well 3.5 is nearly here...

It is almost upon us... .NET 3.5 looms larger on the horizon, and so we can all start palying around with it, Visual Studio codename "Orcas" March 2007 CTP has been released, Paul Andrew explain in more detail (as you can find on blogs by Matt
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Another "killer" Interview Question

"Can you tell me some of the development blogs you regularly read, and why you think they are of value?" If someone names the 'gurus' or 'glitterati' of the development blogshphere, it is damn likely they are also a good developer.

February 2007 CTP of Enterprise Library 3.0 Released

The February 2007 CTP of Enterprise Library 3.0 has been released, according to Tom Hollander this is the last version before the release in about a month. It has a fair few interesting additions which Tom explains in more detail . I've always been
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"When I hire someone, I'm looking for them to be tall"

What a piece of genius from Scott Hanselman : Here's the deal, when I hire someone, I'm looking for them to be tall . A boss told me once that he just wanted his programmers to be tall, because when you're putting together a basketball team,

How to Sort a in a Custom Order

More than once I have needed to sort items according to some arbitary sort criteria, for example to sort a list of status codes. They can't be logically sorted alphabetically, so I wrote these routines. In the example, it is a string list, but it could be any object with a bit of modification. Essentially this uses a Comparer, which uses the position within the SortString to decide on the order of the items. Nice and simple.
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My first useful post

web.config and naming appSettings keys
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