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johnnycoder.com/blog
Johnnycoder
Ben Griswold's blog - rambings about ASP.NET, C#, SQL Server, WPF, WCF, jQuery, AJAX, Silverlight and a little bit about managing software teams
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zwares.com/saket
5pm Posts
Me: I am mashup & social media developer & entrepreneur, .Net C# and SQL designer and a tech lead at a top dating site. Blog: Place to post some thing interesting from the day
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sunpig.com/martin
Legends of the Sun Pig - Martin Sutherland's Blog
Legends of the Sun Pig Mobile web ancestry Mon 22.Aug.2011 at 10:40 Comments: 1 Joe Celko has a nice new article on Simple-Talk.com about how easy it is to write SQL queries that unconsciously adopt the idioms of sequential media, i.e. magnetic tape. When you sit in a live theater, you cannot do a close-up, pan shot, zoom, dissolve or other effect that are common in movies today. Early silent films parked the camera in one position and mimicked a theater experience. This is a general systems
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objectsharp.com/blogs/bruce
Bruce Johnson's SOA(P) Box
The leading provider of Microsoft technology solutions and services in Canada. We provide co-development, training and mentoring in Silverlight 3, WPF, SharePoint (MOSS), BizTalk, Visual Studio Team System (VSTS), SQL Server, and the .NET platform
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deputyfamily.net/MichaelDeputy
SQLLawman
SQLLawman Family man and SQL Geek Removing < CR >< LF > During a Query March 22nd, 2011 As you may have noticed, or not noticed, I have not done anything blog-worthy in quite a while. Well, actually that is not true, I have done a few things in Windows PowerShell that I think are kinda cool but the blog post is still swimming around in my mind and I have not sat down at typed it out, yet. But anyway, I did something this morning that I bet will pop up again and I think I should put it