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Refactoring: Replacing Enums with the Strategy Pattern Jeremy Jarrell provides a nice discussion of Strategy and a real-world application. PS I do big switches with enums a lot when I'm not thinking ahead :[
ALT.NET: Architecture on an Agile Project - New INETA membership mentor Evan Hoff (grats Evan) reposts something from the ALT.NET group mailing list. If you are into learning and having some good conversations with some great developers, join the group.
5 Reasons why SubSonic is Better than Sliced Bread - Dominick gives a 5 layered extended metaphor discussion singing the praises of SubSonic, the tool so nice they hired Rob.
Jay Fields and Zak Tamsen on DSLs - ThoughtWorks guys give a DSL-centric interview (transcript and video) to InfoQ
Working with Collections in C# - Thorough examination of System.Collections with code from Joydip Kanjilal
Explicit Interface Implementation - For anyone who may ever get confused as to why Visual Studio offers you two options when implementing an interface with Shift+Alt+F10
Other
Use Exploratree to Plan a Project or Idea - From Lifehacker, I'm actually just tonight working out some thoughts for a new project idea. I'll give this a shot and possibly blog about it if the experience is worth sharing.
Doing it yourself - Mark shares the step-by-step of ridding a friend's computer of some nasty malware without having all of his typical "ridding-a-friend's-computer-of-some-nasty-malware" tools with him. Been there.
OS X Mouse Pointers as Metaphor - I remember reading that Mac "maximize" button doesn't maximize, but does more of a "fit to contents", and that macholes think the maximize way is inferior. Personally I'm a little tired of the zealotry, and all the Leopard shit in my feeds. I like Apple stuff, love my iPhone, love my iPods, but Mac is a different universe man.
Writing a Technical Article: Pt. 4, Client Delays - Latest in a series by Larry O'Brien about doing freelance tech writing. The first three parts are conveniently linked at the top of this one. Read them all if this is your bag baby.