
And here it comes: There, at the bottom of their announcement, they reference my blog! I feel honored ...
Long ago, I realized that I am an addict. But recently I had a look at my browser and discovered yet another addiction!
How many times is Google present? I make daily usage of iGoogle, Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Reader, Picasa, Blogger ... at least del.icio.us seems not to be infiltrated yet ...
Recently I seem to notice an increasing popularity of Google Code. More and more projects seem to choose it as host. Guice, Moq, FEST, testngroove, jpboodhoo ... just to name a few.
I exactly remember the first time somebody told me to use Google, and I was like "Gugl? Huh?". This was less than 10 years ago.
Should I be concerned?
![]() | Why is code generation bad? -Ayende |
This quote is from an interesting thread on Ayendes blog. As usual Ayende is quite provocative by imposing that Microsoft applied the "We'll just code-gen our way out of here!"-Tactic in Linq to SQL.
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Models are forever... ...data is a happy side-effect. - David Laribee |
This quote is from a VERY cool and visually polished presentation about Domain Driven Design. Even if it doesn't provide much technical content, the eye-candy is really great...
![]() | It is always funny to search the web with your own name. There is definitely some strange attraction in the thought of discovering your alter ego, your private Tyler Durden. |
I am quite content with my hits:
My CV on top... ok,
... Patrick will be proud to have his appearance ...
... then some references from groups and schools ...
... well, the badminton-ranking I am really not proud of ...
... then a movie ...
... then ... wait ... a movie? ...
...
OUCH!!!!!!
[I have absolutely nothing to do with this. This is too political incorrect even for my taste, even though not too political incorrect to link it here]