Eric is one of the great C# gurus going around – here is his latest reading list
http://www.informit.com/articles/article.aspx?p=1769249
Cheers
Dom
Just an interesting little find – so I added a new entity to my EDMX and lo and behold I start getting the “An item with the same key has already been added” when I tried to add a controller – anyway the fix was to remove a couple of rougue navigational properties that had been added automatically!!!!
So if you don’t need them and they are causing this problem – remove them
Dom
Bit of research (googling) led me to these links on developers resumes/cv:
I like this one except for the money stuff at the bottom
http://www.developerresume.org/
Another good one imho – nice and short
http://www.careerfaqs.com.au/careers/sample-resumes-and-cover-letters/web-developer-resume/
Excellent tips for writing once
http://www.techrepublic.com/blog/10things/10-tips-for-writing-a-job-winning-developer-resume/274
Another sample I like – yeah its old school – yeah its not got any major formatting – but it hits the spot for me
http://www.ash-associates.com/example_cv.html
More soon
Dom
Ok I do occaisionally blog about being the better developer, getting a better job etc… but one area that I rarely talk about is developers resumes – or for that matter developer selection criterias. Having read a million of both I think I have a good idea of what makes a good one but of course thats quite subjective but when I saw the master hanselman was blogging about it I thought it would be good to extend this to the world:
http://www.hanselman.com/blog/IKnowApps.aspx
I’ll try to blog on this subject if I can get some feedback from my dev mates – of course anyone out there who has thoughts on what makes a good dev Resume/CV – leave a comment and I’ll include it (or the spirit of the comment) in my blog on the subject.
Dom
