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In Extreme Programming, you continually test your code. In Waterfall, your code continually tests you.
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In a restless search of ways to defer everything to the point at which it is absolutely needed
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- Don't you hate DEMOs?
- One more time about a "Triumph of the (group) will"
- In Soviet Russia...
- Lazy TryParse
- Prepare for the future
- Clean, Lola, clean!
- Worktime music: Florent Pagny
- Shark!
- Class Field Inheritance Pattern
- Attempting on Domain Driven Design. Again.
- Should you fear or embrace dynamic languages?
- Sorting a grid with ObjectDataSource
- Subversion 1.5 + TortoiseSVN 1.5 + VisualSVN 1.5
- Introverted programming: Office Kung Fu - art of T...
- Programming geniuses and death by risk aversion
- Dependency injection and composition with extensio...
- Little Subversion trick to improve VisualSVN
- Intellisense in NAnt build file editor
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Architecting and coding in GTA, working with great and smart people. Most of the time I like what I'm doing (otherwise nothing would force me out to work every morning)
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