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Wednesday, May 31, 2006

Great Series on Sinful Programming

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Eric Gunnerson is running a series on deadly sins of programming .  He’s only got the first two installments up, but they’re great already.

Classic American Novels

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The guys over at Power Line blog (warning: site by often-raving conservative lawyers) have a cool list of what they think are the top 21 Ame...
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Tuesday, May 30, 2006

Managing a Writing Project

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James and I are getting a significant number of contributors writing for our book, which means I’ve got a significant amount of workflow to...
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Monday, May 29, 2006

Happy Memorial Day!

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I’ve tried scratching out a few different blog posts on what today means to me, but nothing was sounding quite right.  The best thing I can ...
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Book Review: Software Engineering with Microsoft Visual Studio Team Systems

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Software Engineering with Microsoft Visual Studio Team Systems , Sam Guchkenheimer, Addison-Wesley This book isn't about implementing Vi...
Saturday, May 27, 2006

Congress And The Separation Of Powers

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Warning: Political Stuff.  Skip over this if you’re only interested in reading my blog posts on gardening, cooking, or whatever that dang .N...

Setting up a Subversion Server under Windows

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I'm working on setting up Trac , a neat-looking issues-tracking system with integration between a Wiki and Subversion. It's a huge P...
Friday, May 26, 2006

Terrific Video on Assembly Hijacking

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Watch this terrific video for a killer demonstration on exactly how bad guys can hijack assemblies in your apps.  This is a step-by-step de...

Shiny New Presenter

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Rob Keefer gave a great presentation on architecture at this month’s DevGroup meeting here in Dayton.  He had lots of great knowledge to p...

More and More MbUnit Goodness

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I’ve been fooling around with MbUnit off and on for several months, and I continue to be knocked over by its goodness and killer features. O...
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Tuesday, May 23, 2006

Software Security Isn't Just Code

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From the "We're Really Friggin' Stupid" department: Veterans' data swiped in theft | CNET News.com . Security isn’t ju...

Review Addition: Practices of an Agile Programmer

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Adding on to my earlier post about Practices of an Agile Developer. Here are more specifics on why this is such a great book. One of the t...

Thanks. No.

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Thanks. No. . For all that stupid crap you get from folks who think passing on every stupid Urban Legend and “wonderful story!” is a great u...
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Monday, May 22, 2006

ReSharper 2.0 Released!

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The amazing folks at JetBrains have released ReSharper 2.0 .  I’ve been involved in the Early Access Program for a number of months and hav...

Short Review: Practices of an Agile Developer

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UPDATE:   Once again, I prove my abiltiy to goof up:  The title of this book is Practices of an Agile Developer , not Programmer as I'd...
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More on Software Development and Cooking

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Dan good naturedly gave me a hard time last week about a post on software development compared to cooking.  In the same line, here’s a grea...
Friday, May 19, 2006

The Downside of Non-Admin Privs

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I’ve been having various pains getting my new-to-me tablet configured ( James sold me his well-used one for $8,799.  What a guy!).  Some of ...

My Current Mountainous Stack of Geek Books

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OK, so I’m falling a bit behind on my pile of books to read.  Ugh.  Actually, I’ve gotten through some of this pile already: I’m mostly thro...
Thursday, May 18, 2006

SQL Connection String Help

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Dave Donaldson blogged about ConnectionStrings.com some time ago, but I’d forgotten about it until today when I kept munging up an string ...

Book Review: iPod & iTunes -- The Missing Manual, 4th ed

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I’ve got an “old fashioned” 4th generation iPod with no video.  Poor me, I can only fit 10,000 or 15,000 songs on my rig and can’t watch mov...
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Jim Holmes
I'm the owner/principal of Guidepost Systems. I help lots of great folks figure out what works and what doesn't in the world of delivering quality software -- something I'm very passionate about. I'm also a Father trying to remain sane while trying to build great software, herd my kids around, fix school lunches and handle the yardwork. (And roast great coffee!)
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