20 Developer Lines of Code per Day - Good?
Up front: I believe that Lines of Code is a USELESS metric. However, people are often shocked by the raw number of lines of code that are written each day by a developer. What's your …
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Code Churn - Predicting code failure with an accuracy of 89%
Every time I show the show off the wonderful reports that are automatically generated by Team Foundation Server, I usually get asked about the Code Churn report, and what Code Churn is. After …
Read more →The Circumference of Google (divided by the Diameter of Google minus 3)
It's my math background... But I just have to post this! Google is offering 14,159,265 shares of stock. That's the first 8 digits of the decimal expansion of Pi. Cool.
Read more →Here are some of the points from Soma's blog entry this morning ...
We're 77 days out from launch In September, there will be a Release Candidate (RC1) of Visual Studio 2005 This RC will be available …
Read more →Attend free Visual Studio 2005 Team System training in Boise - 8 September, 2005
When 09/08/2005 (8:30 AM - 5:00 PM)
Where Microsoft Boise, CW Moore Bldg, Basement Conference Room A, 250 S. 5th Street, Boise, ID 83702 Click here for directions
Registration Registration is free; …
Read more →SQL Server 2005 RoadShow - Minneapolis!
Thank you for attending the Get Ready for SQL Server 2005 event in Minneapolis. I hope you liked my presentation of the new developer-related features. As promised, here are links to the slides and …
Read more →Does there exist an XSD schema for web.config or app.config?
It was a simple enough question that Ethan, my .NET remoting student, asked me yesterday. I did some research, and couldn’t find anything official from Microsoft, just their human readable …
Read more →I'm the database geek of the week?
Just "of the week"? I'm hurt. :-)
My interview with Simple Talk is online now.
Read more →Thanks to Mike Gunderloy for creating this cool INF file. Even though it’s been around for a couple of years, I just found out about it!
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