The 5 Types of Poor Architects
Description of the 5 types of software architects you feel lucky to NOT to work with.
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The Story of a Hope-Driven Developer
I am a hope-driven developer. I am superior and productive. I love coding and I’m different from others.
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Object-oriented database programming with db4o - Part 2
This article explores the client-server and transaction features of db4o
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On interviewing - beyond technical competence
In the last few posts on interviewing, I discussed mostly about the technical aspects of the interviewing process and some readers had raised the... more »
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Unit testing the data access layer
Unit testing can be difficult sometimes. In some cases, you need to refactor your code-under-test to make it more testable; in other cases, you need... more »
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When you learn new things, learn from books
Common sense spoken, developers should read (more) books.
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Some basic (but effective) .NET interview questions
Interestingly basic .NET interview questions which can fail a large number of candidates
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Your Homepage Should be The Application!
What content should be put in the front-page of a website.
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Responses to Matthew Huntbach’s Take on Ruby
Reactions to some of Matthew Huntbach's points about Ruby
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Java and .NET Generics
Compare between the implementations of Java and .NET generics.
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Object-oriented database programming with db4o - Part 1
An introductory article about programming with db4o. Part 1 touches object creation, update, and deletion and different db4o's query API (SODA, QBE,... more »
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The legend of data persistence
Discuss about object-relational impedance mismatch and its consequences and provide an overview of object-relational mapping tools
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