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Book review: Professional Engine Optimization with ASP.NET: a Developer's Guide to SEO
[Disclaimer: I've received a free copy of this book for reviewing] Ok, so this is the second book I've got from Wrox for reviewing (and yes, I did enjoy it much more than the first ). SEO is one of those things that most developers end up forgetting Read More...
Book review: Professional Community Server
[Disclaimer: I've received a free copy of this book] In the last week I've finished reading the Professional Community Server book. Unfortunately, I didn't really enjoy it. Even though the book had several details, they were about older versions Read More...
Book review: The Pragmatic Programmer
Yesterday I’ve finished reading The Pragamatic Programmer: from Journeyman to Master for the second time. I’ve bought this book 7 years ago (that is, in late 2001) and it was one of my first Amazon’s buys. It’s funny, but when I’ve started reading it Read More...
Book review: ADO.NET 3.5 Cookbook
[Disclaimer: I’ve received a free copy of this book for review] After several days, I’ve finally finished reading this book . This is really a very complete book wit lots and lots (and lots!) of examples. It’s fair to say that it covers most (if not all) Read More...
Book review: The Mythical Man-Month
This book is a classic! It's one of those books that simply doesn't get outdated! I'm not sure if this is such a good thing. After all, the book has more than 20 years now and if we still keep doing the same mistakes, then something is really Read More...
Book review: Release it!
After seeing several positive reviews about Release it !, I've finally decided to buy it and read it. Wow! what a great book! Even though most of the stories happen in the "Java World", the main ideas presented by the book are applicable Read More...
Book review: Write Great Code II
I've just finished up reading the second book of the Write Great Code sequel. Even though I don't use C or C++ regularly in my day-to-day work (yeah baby, it's always C#), I can tell you that I've enjoyed reading this book. It's really Read More...
It's official: the latest version of my ASP.NET PT book is out
The most interesting thing about the release (besides the new chapter and updates I've made to the content) is that my friends Paulo and Israel managed to blog about it before me :) Share this post: email it! | bookmark it! | digg it! | reddit! | Read More...
Book review: Hunting Security Bugs
I've just finished reading my copy of Hunting Security Bugs .I must say that I was really pleased with the quality and coverage of the book. The authors present several examples that show how things can start going bad really easy. The book will give Read More...
Books, Software for Sale
I'm in the process of doing some early spring cleaning and I'm really cleaning out my closets. I've got lots of books and software I'm going to begin listing on Amazon ( http://www.amazon.com/gp/shops/index.html?ie=UTF8&sellerID=A3HIQ7PK69ITYM ) and Read More...
LINQ Quickly (Book Review)
I got a copy of LINQ Quickly from Packt Publishing. Language Integrated Query (LINQ) is a new feature in Visual Studio 2008* that extends its query capabilities, using C# and Visual Basic. Visual Studio 2008* comes with LINQ provider assemblies that enable Read More...
Book review: About Face
I've just finished reading my copy of About Face 3: The essentials of Interaction Design written by the famous Alan Cooper . Even though the book has some cool stuff on it, there is something about the writing style that made some chapters really Read More...
The Heinlein Archives
If you're a fan of Robert A. Heinlein, this will be good news: Welcome to the home of the Robert A. and Virginia Heinlein Archives. The Heinlein Archives is a cooperative project between The Heinlein Prize Trust and the UC Santa Cruz Archives. The Heinlein Read More...