The Morning Brew #79
Posted by Chris Alcock on Wednesday 23rd April 2008 at 07:25 am | Tagged as: .NET, Development, Morning Brew
The Ma.gnolia del.icio.us compatible API was down again this morning so the HTML for today’s post was prepared by hand again
Information
- Multiple Ways to do Multiple Inserts – A good overview of the many possible techniques to insert multiple records into a database.
- Convert from a MemoryStream to a string and back – A short introduction to the Memory Stream
- Programmatic Dependency Injection with an Abstract Factory – A Java based article, which applies well to a C# world, giving a sample of how you can do dependency injection using an Abstract Factory
- The Monostate Pattern – Jeremy Jarrell looks at the Monostate pattern, an alternative pattern to the singleton pattern
- Is [Serializable] == ISerializable? No! – Shahar A looks at the differences between the [Serializable] attribute and the ISerializable interface, including an example of implementing ISerializable.
- How to get Enterprise Library 3.1 working in VS 2008 – Guy Barrette highlights a fix to get the Visual Studio integration of the Enterprise Library working in Visual Studio 2008
- Nest related resources in Visual Studio – Mads Kristensen shows how he gets Visual Studio to group Usercontrols with associated JavaScript and CSS files.
- Exception Management Architecture Guide – The Patterns and Practices team release a document on Exception Management. The most up to date version of this content can also be found on MSDN
- Defining ASP.NET MVC Routes and Views in IronRuby – Phil Haack continues his DSL vs Configuration series by looking at creating ASP.NET MVC Routes in IronRuby
- Improving MoQ to allow arrange-act-assert testing style – Daniel Cazzulino looks at new functionality in the MOQ API which allows you to set up expectations and then verify them later on
Community
- ALT.NET Geek Code: Should you care about these ALT.NET guys? – Scott Hanselman gives an introduction to ALT.NET and encourges people to get involved.
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