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  • CaffeinatedTwit It would also be nice if google added some sarcasm filters about 1786 days ago
  • CaffeinatedTwit "Singletons are evil" = 739,000 results..."Singletons are aewsome" = 384,000 results...Evil clearly wins. about 1786 days ago
  • CaffeinatedTwit @mpool Noob! You obviously haven't had enough practice when it comes to drinking at lunch. about 1798 days ago
  • CaffeinatedTwit Spent lunch at Borders working on a blog post for Monday. about 1798 days ago
  • CaffeinatedTwit I'm still in the mode where I'm trying to minimize the refactoring until I get the mocking framework more deeply integrated into our process about 1799 days ago
  • CaffeinatedTwit Just discovered the outref option in rhino.mocks. Opted to use that instead of refactoring legacy code to a return object this time. about 1799 days ago
  • CaffeinatedTwit First time posting on twitter in a couple of weeks and the update fails. Good to know things haven't changed much. about 1800 days ago
  • CaffeinatedTwit Overheard: Is there anyone I can talk to there who is having a better day than you are? (coworker to DMV worker) about 1800 days ago
  • CaffeinatedTwit Installing the final version of R# 4.0. Been getting lots of errors with the pre-release version I am using, so hopefully this will help. about 1808 days ago

Caffeinated Coder A Grande, Triple Shot, Non-Fat Core Dump by Russell Ball Technical Overviews
Boo: Not as Scary as it Sounds
I'm a little bit tired today because I stayed up late the last couple of nights working my way through the Boo Primer on codehaus. I think I first heard about this relatively young (2003), open source .NET language through various posts by Ayende and Hanselman. I was intrigued by the some of the adjectives that I commonly heard in relation to this language such as 'beautiful' and 'wrist-friendly', so I incorporated learning Boo into my 6 Month Roadmap to becoming a better developer. If nothing else, ......

Posted On Tuesday, August 7, 2007 1:14 PM

Powershell from 50,000 feet
I've been spelunking Powershell lately with Bruce Payette's excellent book, Powershell in Action, and thought I would take a step back from some of the lower level nuances, such as dynamic type conversion and parameter binding rules, and organize my thoughts at a higher level. What is Powershell? - It is the new command line/scripting environment from Microsoft that replaces cmd.exe and WSH. You can install it as a small, free OS update on Windows XP, Windows 2003, and Vista as long as you have the ......

Posted On Tuesday, July 3, 2007 1:23 PM

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