Markus Tamm

WPF

• Another review of Advanced MVVM (Josh Smith)
• MVVM for Dummies (Martin Hinshelwood)
• Linq to Visual Tree (Colin Eberhardt)
• WPF and Text Blurriness, now with complete Clarity (Scott Hanselman)

.NET

• New drop of the Reactive Extensions for .NET (Rx) available (Bart De Smet)
• NUnit vs. MsTest: NUnit wins for Unit Testing. (Roy Osherove)
• MSBuild 4 Detailed Build Summary (Cliff Hudson)
• Providing Metadata to you MEF exports (Derik Whittaker)
• Don’t Expose IList<T> Just So You Can Assert Against Its Contents (Derick Bailey)
• Role Specific Interfaces: DIP And ISP In Action (Derick Bailey)
• C# Date Time Parser (Sergey Stoyan)
• Building Hello MEF – Part IV – DeploymentCatalog (Glenn Block)
• Building HelloMEF – Part V – Refactoring to ViewModel (Glenn Block)
• Run Your Tests With Any NUnit Version (Alois Kraus)
• Using Reflection to create a factory class for dynamic method invocation using templates (caloia)

Agile

• Why Your Developers Don’t Want To Swap Pairs – Practical Agility (Alan Skorkin)

Career

• Getting Results Week #1 Recap (J.D. Meier)
• Tip For Triggering Genuine Conversations: Letting The Lurkers Hang Around. (Rajiv Popat)
• Less is More, Slower is Better (J.D. Meier)

Misc

• Better error messages (Part 1) (Arian Kulp)
• A movement called weekend testing – What it can do you and your testing career? (Shrini Kulkarni)

WPF

• WPF Dialogs
• WPFLogin
• View/ViewModel Association – Convention and Configuration-based Approaches (Nikhil Kothari)
• Setting focus in XAML with no code (Rockford Lhotka)
• When Is It OK To Hack? (Jesse Liberty)

.NET

• Getting Started with MSBuild (Chuck England)
• Using LINQ for type conversion (dasblinkenlight)

Agile

• “Art of Agile Development” Going Online (James Shore)
• Getting Started With Agile… One of Five (Mike Cottmeyer)

Career

• Kill Busywork: The One Skill to Focus On What Matters (Michael Bungay Stanie)
• Productivity Tip: Avoiding The Zone Of Nothingness In Your Work Life.

Misc

• Careful with that axe, part two: What about exceptions? (Eric Lippert)
• How to Kill Innovation: Keep Asking Questions (Scott Anthony)
• The usefulness of interaction tests, or “How to question the method” (Kyle Bale)
• Failure Is Not An Option, It Is A Requirement. (Derick Bailey)