Links You Should’ve Clicked Last Week – Monday, September 14, 2009
- by Scott Whigham on September 14, 2009 6:25 AMLast week, I started a new recurring them - Links You Should've Clicked Last Week. This week I'm still playing catch-up with the hundreds of links that I've collected over the past few months. Some of the links below are from last week while others are months old. Who cares - they are good links worth checking out!
Database Related
- Codd's 12 rules - what are the rules that you have to follow if you want to be considered a relational database?
- Did You Know IN Can Do This? - I didn't know this and thought it was awesomely creative
- Understanding How Restore and Recovery of Backups Work in SQL Server
- Dear Vendor - an open letter from Mike Hillwig to all vendors using his SQL Server
Programming Related
- How to Become a Good C# Programmer (Part 1 of a 10 part series)
- Unusual software bugs - I found this page after reading an article that talked about a heisenbug (which I'd never heard of yet the author assumed everyone knew what this was).
- Why Should I Learn a Functional Language? - Not technically the title of the post (the actual title is "Why F#?") but, to me, this was a great section.
- How to validate an email address - Too many programmers get this wrong - joe_hominy+techurbia@gmail.com is a valid email but all too often is rejected...
Sysadmin Related
- Microsoft Forefront Security for Exchange Server with Service Pack 2 released
- Microsoft Forefront codename "Stirling" VHDs
- Forefront Codename Stirling Datasheet
- Microsoft outlines five ways Exchange 2010 will be faster, more scalable
Misc
- Reputation Design Patterns from Yahoo! Developer Network - a fascinating group of patterns for anyone interesting in building social sites
- Steve Jobs calls the Pope
- Madison, Wisconsin names the lawn flamingo its official bird
- Salesforce.com - how bad can their management be? On revenues of $1.19 billion, they have a net income of $63 million...
LearnItFirst Related
I don't plan on adding much LearnItFirst material here but, since these pages were added this week, I'll add them here:
- Training PDFs - these new PDFs match LearnItFirst's video training courses
- Free SQL Server training videos




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