Suggested Reading - 2005-08-24

… for Architects

• Nick Malik – Enterprise Architecture Agility
• Roy Osherove – [Audio Interview] Ingo Rammer and Christian Weyer On Distributed Applications Architecture And Practices
• John Evdemon – Principles of Service Design
• Tom Fuller – The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly of Service-Oriented Architecture
• Wesner Moise – Software Design Philosophy
• Larry Osterman – Larry goes to Layer Court
• Ali Pasha – WSDL Namespaces

… for Developers

• Raymond Chen – The poor man’s way of identifying memory leaks [credited Eric Raymond in error]
• Peter Torr – What is Microsoft doing for security?
• Dave Froslie – Technical Debt
• Darrell Norton – Test-Driven Development podcast with Scott Bellware
• Roy Osherove – [Article] Issues in breaking dependencies for unit testing
• Brad Abrams – GAC in CLR 2.0

… for Project Managers

• David Anderson – Operating at 20% of Capacity
• David Anderson – Raising the Loaf
• Lars Bergstrom – Real Boats Rock
• David Anderson – Bus Lane Woes
• The Braidy Tester – Fail Fast
• Troy Magennis – "The only way to succeed is to fail. Therefore, fail early and often"
• Roy Osherove – Rally Software are doing it right
• Anandh – Implementing TSP process to build better software products
• Juval Lowy – [Audio Recording] Juval Lowy on Project Planning and Tracking

… for Testers

• Eric Jarvi – testingreflections.com
• Jeremy Miller – Testing Granularity, Feedback Cycles, and Holisitic Development
• Thom Robbins – Effective Testing Power Session recap
• Eric Jarvi – escaping from low bug counts

… for Everyone

• Paul Schaeflein – Have a question about WSS? Check the FAQ!
• Jerry Dennany – MSDN Documentation
• Steven Sinofsky – Learning as an engineer -- rising from the ashes of failed projects
• Marie Hagman – Should we delay the release of Visual Studio 2005?
• James Avery – What is Visual Studio
• Thom Robbins – Exploring Visual Studio Settings