SQL Server 2005 Worst Practices
Thanks for attending my talk last night and letting me share my SQL Server 2005 Worst Practices. I hope I didn't embarass anyone too badly by highlighting your practice in my talk!
Here are the …
Read more →Author: Richard Hundhausen
Microsoft recognizes Firefox browser in MSDN
Wow! As I was downloading a file from MSDN that requires Genuine Windows, I was prompted to download the required tool. What was interesting was the prompt! They noticed I was using Firefox and even …
Read more →Boise .NET User Group this Week
If you are in the Boise area, be sure to attend Thursday's meeting of the Boise .NET User Group. I'll be delivering a talk on "SQL Server 2005 Worst Practices". If time permits, I'll also be diving …
Read more →Version Control Structure - Best Practice
Bottom line up front: Create a ‘root’ branch directly under the source control branch associated with a new Team Project.
I see this all the time… Someone creates a new source …
Read more →My friend Ed Lance has started up a new training company: nTierTraining.
They focus mostly on Java software development, and include some really niche classes: Hibernate, AJAX, Spring, Servlets, …
Read more →Walt Ritscher - Wintellectual!
I just heard that Walt has become a Wintellectual, no doubt spreading the WPF and WPFe gospel. Walt is a very sharp developer and great instructor, and I've had the privilege of watching him in …
Read more →Registration is now open for MIX '07 in Las Vegas.
This event is geared toward Web developers, designers, online advertising professionals and includes a broad set of partners and customers. Building …
Read more →Remembering my friend and mentor Dr. Dale Stukenholtz
Yesterday, I went to a memorial in Twin Falls, Idaho for Dale "Doc" Stukenholtz. Doc gave me my first computer programming job at Stukenholtz Laboratory in December 1984, working on an IBM …
Read more →TFS Build Scripts - Best Practice
How many build scripts do you need? There seems to be some massive confusion around TFS Build Scripts, namely, how many a single project needs. If your answer is one, you too have a misunderstanding! …
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