Web Development
- Next Generation Web Applications (Dino Esposito)
- The Offline Wars About to Heat Up? (Robert Scoble)
- Microsoft About to Reveal Web Apps Strategy? (Steve Clayton)
.NET
- Json.NET 2.0 Beta 2 (James Newton-King)
- Interesting LINQ Bits (David Vidmar)
- Layering MMC 3.0 Snap-Ins on Top of Windows PowerShell (Bart De Smet)
- Reusable Generic Directory Poller Utility Class for .NET (Troy DeMonbreun)
Blogging
- Keyvan and His Feed – Last Episode (Keyvan Nayyeri)
- 10 Best Twitter Tools for WordPress Blogs (QTO)
SQL Server
- Great SQL Server Blogs (Rhonda Tipton)
- Is It Important to Declare Your Columns as NOT NULL (Simon Sabin)
- The Requirements Are Always Wrong, or, Iterative Database Development (Kenneth Downs)
Silverlight/WPF
- How To: High Performance Graphics in WPF (Tamir Khason)
- Silverlight in SharePoint (Sahil Malik)
- Design Tip for Developers – Proper Color/Alpha Values in Gradients (Dax Pandhi)
Misc
- 8+ Ways to Train Yourself to Be Creative (Travis Wright)
- Recommended Book: Advanced Windows Debugging (Jason Zander)
- Google’s Engineering Philosophy (Alex Chitu)
- No Surprise Here – Offshoring Losing Popularity (Frank Kelly)
- Focusing on Design (James Avery)
- Microsoft Preps StartKey: A “Windows Comanion” on a USB Stick (Mary Jo Foley)
- FastCompany.TV Launches (Robert Scoble)
- Unit Testing, Playing Tennis, and the Lack of Absolutes in TDD (Jeremy D. Miller)
- What Does It Take to Become a Grandmaster Developer? (Jeff Moser)
Link Collections
- Interesting Finds: March 2, 2008 (Jason Haley)
- LINKBLOG for March 2, 2008 (Arjan Zuidhof)
- Weekly Link Post 31 (Rhonda Tipton)
- Weekly Crumbs #9 (Dilip Krishnan)
- Link Listing – March 2, 2008 (Christopher Steen)
- The Morning Brew #44 (Chris Alcock)
- 2 Links Today (2008-03-02) (Matt Hinze)
Book of the Day
Advanced Windows Debugging (The Addison-Wesley Microsoft Technology Series): Mario Hewardt,Daniel Pravat: Books
Technorati: daily links, windows debugging, microsoft, .net development, sharepoint, silverlight, wpf, sql server
Software Project Survival Guide (Pro — Best Practices): Steve C McConnell: Books