Does Twitter Lists need Twitter Topics?
Last week Twitter pushed the new feature of Twitter List to everyone. But after few days of using it and from comments of other users I’m seeing some fallacies of the feature. Here are some of them: why am messages from people I follow and are in a list appear twice? what is the difference between following someone and following a list he/she is part of? if someone did a “asp-net-mvc”

StackOverflow DevDays in London
Last Wednesday I was at the StackOverflow DevDays event in London (and the AltNetBeers afterward), and finally this weekend I was able to collect my thoughts and find the time to write my review. In 30 seconds If I had to sum it up one sentence I’d say that DevDays was a quick overview of the “cool” technologies of the moment, all at a pretty basic level. And since I didn’t know most of them if found the event useful and worth the 99€ of the price and the effort to take the plane and come to London. If you want more details It all started with a pretty entertaining and inspirin

12 ASP.NET MVC Best Practices
Last week I held two presentations about ASP.NET MVC for the new-born DotNetRomaCeStà user group in Rome. And one of them was about what I consider to be ASP.NET MVC Best Practices. The presentation was in Italian so I decided to translate my slide in English so that everybody can read them. Controller’s best practice

10 resources to learn Moq
Last week I described the stack I’ll be using to develop my new ASP.NET MVC project, and I said I was going to use RhinoMocks as mocking framework. Well, it later turned out that some tests were using RhinoMocks but most of them were using Moq and “Il Maestro” decided that the latter would be the mocking framework of choice. I never used it, so I started looking for some documentation online. And here I’m listing the best 11 links about Moq.

31 Days of Refactoring eBook
This August, Sean Chambers, blogger on Los Techies, wrote an awesome series of posts, called 31 Days of Refactoring, during which he wrote one post per day, describing one refactoring technique. In August I was on holiday, and I never had time to read the 31 posts, so last week I decided to create a easy to read version of the series, and I assembled a eBook, putting together all the posts, doing some minor edits, a