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adminjew
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6 days, 6 hours ago blog.wekeroad.com — I've been toying around with reorganizing the default MVC template and thought I would share it with people. I like the way it's come together. read more...
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11 days, 20 hours ago ayende.com — The Managed Extensibility Framework is "new library in .NET that enables greater reuse of applications and components. Using MEF, .NET applications can make the shift from being statically compiled to dynamically composed. If you are building extensible applications, extensible frameworks and application extensions, then MEF is for you." read more...
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15 days, 18 hours ago ayende.com — I am currently reading another Erlang book, and I am one again impressed by the elegance of the language. Just to be clear, I don't have any intention to actually implement what I am talking about here, this is merely a way to organize my thoughts. And to avoid nitpickers, yes, I know of Retlang. read more...
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16 days, 6 hours ago ayende.com — Agile introduction is an interesting problem. One that I have learned to avoid. I am not feeling comfortable standing up to a business owner and saying (paraphrased, of course), "if you will do it my way, your life will be better". At least, not about development methodologies, I have no problem saying that about techniques, design or tools. The reason that I don't feel comfortable saying that is that there are too many issues surrounding agile introduction to talk confidently about the benefits. read more...
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18 days, 17 hours ago codebetter.com — Jimmy Bogard on coming to TDD and interface oriented Jesus and the aha moment of why we use interfaces:
An interface is a contract, that any implementation needs to adhere to. Consumers of the interface do not care about implementation details, nor can they, as the interface provides no other information besides the signatures it provides. read more...
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20 days, 14 hours ago codebetter.com — In the past, I've covered quite a bit of functional programming in C# 3.0 and how you can implement some of the basic constructs using the language. In preparation for the Richmond Code Camp coming up on October 4th, for which I'm planning to present "Functional C# -or- How I lost the foreach and learned to love LINQ", I'm revisiting some of the topics I've talked about in the past. One of those topics is pattern matching. read more...
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23 days, 19 hours ago codebetter.com — My point is that there are and will be a number of interesting fronts in the ALT.NET context and those topics will change overtime, but there are really only two main criteria for determining whether or not you belong in this little movement we've got going on:
1. Do you write software or otherwise work in a team using the .NET Framework?
2. Are you interested in learning and improvement?
That's you? Great! Welcome; you meet the criteria. read more...
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26 days, 15 hours ago codebetter.com — The next leg of our quest to uncover the deeper driving forces behind SOLID principles brings us to the Open/Closed Principal (OCP). To refresh, I think it's important that if we're going to say (read the next part in a mouth-breathing, war-hammer-playing, mega-nerd voice) "your design violates TLA," we had better back it up with some solid reasoning. read more...
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27 days, 7 hours ago codebetter.com — Yes, I know you've read this before so stop rolling your eyes and skip it if you're not interested. I'm not coming at this from the perspective of an expert imparting knowledge but as a hillbilly who has ignored the question too long. And now that I have to dive into it for the book, all the vagueness that I've been able to shunt aside to a little corner of my brain has surfaced like a long-lost brother beggin' for college money. read more...
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27 days, 16 hours ago ayende.com — A while ago I talked about persistent DSL caching. I was asked why my solution was not a builtin part of Rhino DSL.
The reason for that is that this is actually a not so simple problem. Let me point out a few of the issues that are non obvious.
Need to handle removal of scripts
Need to handle updating scripts
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27 days, 16 hours ago blog.wekeroad.com — Had a funny conversation with a colleague the other day where we talked about coding, project process, platform, etc. and we started talking about "Our Most Successful Project" and what it was and why. Interesting where it took us... read more...
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27 days, 18 hours ago slashstar.com — I’m pleased to be able to announce the inaugural meeting of the New York City ALT.NET User Group will be held Thursday, September 25th, 2008 @ 6:30pm. We will meet regularly on the 4th Thursday of every month. The first meeting will focus on both the philosophy behind and tools for Object-Relational Mapping. (We’re very big fans of SubSonic ourselves). read more...
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27 days, 18 hours ago unhandled-exceptions.com — Come and be there at the start of something special! The inaugural meeting of the New York City ALT.NET User Group will be held Thursday, September 25th, 2008 @ 6:30pm.
Are you passionate about the profession of Software Engineering, always looking for new learning experiences, stimulated by engaging in conversation with peers who challenge your preconceptions, and looking to improve your software development skills and practice? Then ALT.NET NYC wants YOU! read more...
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28 days, 14 hours ago ayende.com — Jeremy Miller is looking for a DSL that reads like natural language. My immediate response was that it is not practical, because I assumed he wanted very natural language, which is still not possible to do without extremely high budget. Limiting the problem to just reads like a natural language reduce the problem space significantly. read more...
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28 days, 14 hours ago ayende.com — I said that I would post about it, so here is the high level design for generic implementation of natural language looking parsing. Let us explore the problem scenario first. We want to be able to build this language, without having to build a full blown language from scratch: read more...
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1 month ago ayende.com — This is strongly related to my posts about Tools Matter. During the last six months had several conversations with people about their Xyz processes. In several cases, my response was a polite version of: "This Is Broken, Badly" and "You should automate this part".
I am a great believer in automating just about everything that move (and if it doesn't move, kick it until it does!). In those conversation, the response was usually, "Yeah, we thought about doing that, but Abc does things in a way I don't like and Efg isn't compatible with our Foo requirements". And that was that. read more...
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