March 2009
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Posted by Chris Alcock on 10 Mar 2009 | Tagged as: .NET, Development, Morning Brew
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- DDD: Sample Application First Steps – Casey Charlton gets to work on the sample application for his DDD series, and in this post looks at the documentation to generate and some of the tooling used.
- Beginning Mocking With Moq 3 – Part 1 – Justin Etheredge starts a series of articles on Mocking with Moq 3 which aims to target the beginner. This first part covers the basics of mocking, and future posts will add more details on the more complex mocking operations.
- LINQ to NHibernate – First pass HQL parser – Steve Strong gives an update on the progress he’s been making on bringing Linq to NHibernate into being
- Which Is More Beautiful Architecture – FP or OOP? – Matthew Podwysocki, prompted by the book “Beautiful Architecture: Leading Thinkers Reveal the Hidden Beauty in Software” looks at the beauty of two different development Architecture, Object Oriented Programming and Functional Programming
- Real Life – Code Reuse – Tim Barcz starts a series on Real life applications of principles, witha lookat some authenitcation code that was in violation of the single responsibility principle
- Designing a document database – Ayende lays out a series of posts looking at the design of a document database as a series of questions he asked himself. This first post is a summary, and the series continues with Designing a document database: Storage – looking at the storage behind the database, and Designing a document database: Scale – looking at scaling the solution
- Screencast: Dive Into ASP.NET MVC RC2 – Elijah Manor shares a acreen cast version of a recent closed group presentation on ASP.NET MVC RC2, looking at ASP.NET MVC vs WebForms and reviewing some the the changes in recent release, along with the construction of a demo application
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Posted by Chris Alcock on 09 Mar 2009 | Tagged as: .NET, Development, Morning Brew
A rather large edition today as I had quite a bit of free time to prepare it…
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- Building an Occasionally Connected ADO.Net Data Service with ‘Astoria Offline’ Preview – Guy Burstein explores the ADO.NET Data Services Offline Alpha release by constructing a simple offline application
- DDD: The Beginning of My Sample Application – Casey Charlton continues his DDD series with an introduction to the sample application which will be used to provide concrete examples of the concepts from the series.
- Dynamic Delegates with Expression Trees – Rick Strahl explores dynamic Delegates constructed using Linq expression trees, reviewing the implementation, and looking into the performance versus reflection based calls.
- Simulating INumeric with policies – Chuck Jazdzewski looks at implementing functionality similar to that of the often discussed INumeric using generics and policies, illustrating with an averaging function implementation,
- Locks and exceptions do not mix – Eric Lippert looks at how the lock keyword is actually implemented and how this can cause problems when exceptions are thrown within a lock block
- Hotfix for Installing ASP.NET MVC With Azure, Power Commands, or Resharper – Phil Haack highlights the availability of a HotFix which can help resolve problems with installation of ASP.NET MVC when you have third party add-ins installed
- 3 Quick Steps for a Painless Upgrade to jQuery 1.3 – Karl Swedberg looks at three simple things to do as a part of upgrading your code to use jQuery 1.3
- Rebooting My Development Environment – David Starr looks at some alternative tools for unit testing, code coverage and Continuous integration, comparing them to his usual tool set.
- ASP.NET Routing performance compare to HttpHandler – Geeorge Trifonov compares the performance of ASP.NET Routing with that of a raw request and simple HTTP Handler. Given the added complexity of Routing its not really a supprise that its performance is lower.
- Dispose and Finalize methods – Rohit Gupta shares some nice tips for using the IDisposable pattern, and also shares Some tips on .NET Memory usage
- Refactoring SQL code with file includes and variables – Tim Stall shows how you can use SQLCmds in Management Studio to help reduce code duplication by providing include and variable functionality
- Debugging Attributes – Darren Fieldhouse looks at the use of attributes which control the debugging expereince, allowing you to hide members from the quickview and provide nicer debugger views of your classes.
- What I Really, Really, Really Like About Using Fluent NHibernate – Jan Van Ryswyck talks about the best features of Fluent NHibernate, and how it helps cut down on duplication in the mapping process, and allows you to test your mappings.
- Identify And Fix Performance Bottlenecks In ASP.NET Web Applications – Case Studies, Problems, And Solutions – Alik Levin has wrapped up a number of his posts in the theme of finding and fixing ASP.NET performance problems into one PDF, well worth a download and a read
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Posted by Chris Alcock on 06 Mar 2009 | Tagged as: .NET, Development, Morning Brew
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