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The Daily Grind 657

By Mike Gunderloy
Friday, July 1, 2005

And the battle with the thistles is joined. Expect the Daily Grind to be a bit later than usual for the next few days.

Software

FxCop 1.32 Rules - John Robbins has updated his custom rules to work with the latest FxCop release.
IdeaBlade-Lite RAD Framework for .NET - RAD framework, an integrated ORM, model-view-controller architecture, advanced UI DataBinding, integration with Developer Express and Infragistics control suites, and one-click deployment and versioning, all for free.
Composite UI Application Block Tech Preview 1 Now Available - Peter Provost reports on some of the work he's been doing for the Patterns & Practices group.

Information

Data Source Controls (Part 1 - The Basics) - Nikhil Kothari starts a series on some of the databinding architecture of Whidbey.
Competitive Reports and Evidence: Comparing .NET to J2EE - It's funny, but .NET comes out ahead every time Microsoft does the comparison.
The World Series of Poker Robots - With $100K on the line, this may interest more normal people than any number of computer chess matches.

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Mike Gunderloy is the lead developer for Larkware and author of numerous books and articles on programming topics.

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