Ruby/Rails Martin notes that a video of his keynote at RailsConf is online and the rest are starting to appear (PragDave is up there). John Lam talks about why Ruby (and a little bit about RubyCLR), on NET Rocks . LINQ/Data Daniel Cazzulino on how upcoming C# 3.0 features can be used to provide a strongly typed reflection API . [via Steve ] Also Steve links to Bill Wagner provides a series of posts introducing Linq (via Fabrice ) Bart De Smet provides a custom implementation of the .NET Standard Query Operators Ayende (doesn't this guy ever sleep??) answers his riddle on using Active Record as a Rules Engine WCF/SOA Craig was kind enough to take my coment on N&N 105 that the 5 part series on Changes in the WCF New in June series looked like a lot and responded , "Well, for one thing, it is not accompanied by the handy list of breaking changes to which we have become accustomed, so here is my own incomplete tally of the important things." His list really simplifies it down and there looks like only one change that may affect most people Update: Well now it seems that there is indeed a list of breaking changes Kennyw on the Effect of OneWay on Operations Technorati Tags: SOA , WCF , Windows Communication Foundation , Ruby , Ruby on Rails , OR/M , LINQ , ADO.NET Share this post: Email it! | bookmark it! | digg it! | reddit! | kick it!
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