I want to share very useful in my opinion code snippets for WPF developers. Most of they were created my friend - Dmitrij Zakharov. Moreover I want to add a short description to each snippets. Note: The Code Snippet Inserter inserts a code snippet at the cursor location, or inserts a surround-with code snippet around the currently selected code.

Webpages to Render Faster

In here, we will discuss a few method that we can use to disable Wordpress admin menu from displaying and accessing by valid users.

Daniel Mellgaard Frost talks with Ayende Rahien. Øredev has its origins and focus on the software development process, from programming to project management

Daniel Mellgaard Frost talks with Scott Bellware. Øredev has its origins and focus on the software development process, from programming to project management.

After doing SCRUM for three years a little write up of the things you should take in mind to implement a good scrum

Cloud-based, SaaS, outsourced - although the barrier to entry for outsourced services seems to be lower than it was in the past, Scott Lowe wants to make sure that due diligence and complete analyses are performed before jumping in with both feet.

There’s no Architecture in Business Service Orientation ! There, I’ve said it, there are no two types of SOA. I am not trying to say that business-level service orientation doesn’t exist or isn’t valuable. However I am trying to say that labeling that SOA harms both Service Orientation at the business level and SOA (a.k.a. “technical SOA”)

I’ve recently been reading a few articles about the future of application development and IT infrastructure management. I believe that one of the main issues that face most IT pros is that we get caught up in the buzz word factory. Today’s latest: Cloud computing, Web 3.0, etc. What we fail to realize when we speak about the future of our architecture is the changing dynamic of our end users.

Every OOP fan is almost by definition a fan of polymorphism. Lots of otherwise good books (e.g. Fowler's Refactoring) go so far as to say if you use runtime type checks, e.g. Java's "instanceof" operator, then you're probably an evil person who threatens little children with switch statements.

Here is an interesting problem that I am facing. I have a pretty good working knowledge of computing, and while I can usually manage to get the gist of a new technology in a short amount of time, that is only useful for talking about it, not actually applying that. I am currently trying to figure out the parts where I am missing, and plug the holes. And I am running into a bit of a problem here.

This post is a summary of my lessons learned from leading distributed teams. I've managed distributed project teams since 2001, spanning the UK, Argentina, India, and other parts of the world. While I preferred having everybody together on site around a whiteboard to simplify and improves communication, flexibility with distributed teams gave me access to the right talent, wherever it may be.

Architecting a system need a wide knowledge of technologies, COTS, projects, standards....