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.NET Pulse 1/19/10

It’s even more foggy in St. Louis today, if that is even possible. Watching Final Season Of 'Lost' Promises To Make Fans More Annoying Than Ever. Funny stuff.

Web

• Editable Routes In Medium Trust
  Phil Haack walks you through how to enable his Editable Routes technique in Medium Trust for those who have to deal with those limitations (like me).
• My picture of an MVC-WebForms marriage
  I just threw up in my mouth a little.
• Working with Partials in Spark: Part 2
  Webcast.
• Silverlight and ASP.NET MVC Don’t Serve the Same Master

More .Net Stuff

• Put Up your Shields: Shielding Exceptions in WCF Services
• Use C# 4.0 dynamic to drastically simplify your private reflection code
• InjectionFactory in Unity - Register Delegate to Create Object
  If Unity is your Inversion of Control Container of choice, this should help.
• Poor use of DI versus need for DI
• Vanilla Yet Composable HTTP Services With WCF 4 and Windsor
• Much Ado About Monads – Creating Extended Builders

Everything Else

• Just do something!
• How to Get a Stalled Project Moving Again
• How antivirus software works: Is it worth it?
  Probably not, but what does it hurt (besides your performance)?
• SEO Tips for Developers : Site Structure
• Darpa: U.S. Geek Shortage Is National Security Risk
  We need 10cc’s of Star Trek STAT.
• 5 More Reasons Why IE6 Must Die
• The real end of IE6
  The primary fault for the continued existence of IE6 lies in poor IT decision making 10 years ago that made apps dependent on a particular browser. It was just quick and lazy programming and didn’t have to be done that way. Am I bitter? Sure, but 10 years of supporting a substandard browser will do that to you.

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