It's just giving everyone who missed it before a second chance.

haha, tha'ts what I was thinking -- I'm suprised this hasn't taken off here actually. It was front page on like everything else remotely related to development. I'm just glad that a lot of the books I thought should be there were there.

Oy, that's not cool -- they play a mean trick on you mcgurk? hah

Yea probably -- I'm glad that made that change when they were initially saying it was never intended to support png files and the fact that it did was purely a bug.

Really easily add filter's to Linq queries. The Generic Query helper class in this post may be helpful even if you're not using NHibernate or IRepository.

This works pretty well -- I am liking it so far.

It really depends on the type of application -- if you are going for more of a data driven approach then SubSonic is perfect (and yea, I agree that the code generation is pretty nice :)) If you're going for domain driven then NHibernate -- both are great tools. There are a lot of other options too but those 2 are my favorite for the given scenarios.

Version 3 Available : http://www.dotnetkicks.com/opensource/ActiveRecorditize_your_NHibernate_Classes

I'm trying to keep these coming pretty fast -- It's almost a mean trick to show everyone how to how to build and configure the application with out getting into the actual code :)

Dang, I was hoping this was a cleverly named F# article :)

No offense but I'm not a big fan of this idea either. Maintaining an application would be a nightmare.

This Euler series is great because Dustin Campbell explains everything he is doing; it's not just a post saying "here's the solution to problem #__."

That is exactly what I couldn't find for some odd reason. Note to self: Check Don Syme's blog for F# info :)

Does anyone know what has been added / removed?

Yea, that would be nice if it was already :) Oh well I do most of my big builds from cmd line anyways

That is absolutely hilarious.