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submitted by Bognit 1 day, 23 hours ago

codersbarn.com — I don't know about you, but as a Web Developer I sometimes find myself not doing the things I should be doing. read more...

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submitted by dcarr dcarr 2 days, 8 hours ago

literateprogramming.com — All to often (as it is far easier) people relish the technical discussions without digging into the 'how and why does this fundamentally help me' at a few levels of abstraction higher. I for one think code comments are the exception not the rule. Why? 1) If you need to comment it you likely need to refactor it. THis is why ReSharper is so mandatory. It's the practice not the tool. Why refactor? 90% of most cost is in maintenance. 2) Code comments are as often as node misleading and incorrect as they are not kept up to date. 3) Improvements in automated developer generated API docs are sufficient in most cases. This leaves the 'domain-specific' or 'contextual' documentation as the mandate. Here your focus is not on the how, but the why and the what. If you discuss the abstraction's rationale, and reason for existence, not how it internally works, you're safe. There are always exceptions to any rule however this is just to get the ideas flowing. For example, CruiseControl.NET is a fantastic tool. However it's not about the tool, it's about the practice. The fact that Microsoft 'patterns and Practices' has no ' and tools' at the end is because tools change quickly and their abilities dramatically but the concepts from 10 years ago are still not used if there is in general no easy 'tool support'. People don;t like to think this iway in general and if there was perhaps one reason some evolve into 'architects' or whatever you want to call them, it is this. The site listed helps.. DAmon read more...

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submitted by dcarr dcarr 3 days, 6 hours ago

lostechies.com — Excellent content... read more...

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submitted by dcarr dcarr 4 days, 10 hours ago

ayende.com — Well done... You might have noticed in our more detailed post we 'borrowed' the artwork. Hope you don't mind! Thanks, domain.dot.net team read more...

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published 4 days, 8 hours ago, submitted by dcarr dcarr 4 days, 14 hours ago

damon.agilefactor.com — The first official beta for NHibernate 2.0 was released today. This comes on the heels of the damaging ‘boycott’ of the Microsoft ‘Linq to Entities’ upcoming release, which was anticipated to be a serious competitor to NHibernate. LAST MINUTE UPDATE FROM THE NHIBERNATE TEAM There has been a change in how NHibernate is packaged as the core and contrib aspects now have dedicated locations. Since NHibernate 2.0 Alpha 1, ONLY THE CORE of the project is included at the link above. The Contrib Projects are now in a dedicated location: http://sourceforge.net/projects/nhcontrib There are a few new projects that are essential to investigate for your needs (for example the Burrow project). Also be sure to visit the wiki for these significant projects: http://nhcontrib.wiki.sourceforge.net See the end of this post for a partial list of these contrib efforts. The team at domain.dot.net has been working with 2.0.X since the first alpha, and following the progress of the trunk. In our opinion this beta has the high quality of prior betas and we recommend it for non-critical systems immediately as your risk policy allows. We’re working on a more detailed analysis coming soon on some of the key improvements. To download the code direct from the trunk use this SVN URL: https://nhibernate.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/nhibernate This is no minor update, as with this release they will align with the widely used and praised ‘Hibernate 3.2’ for Java. Here is a listing of the planned new features which are represented to varying degrees of complexness in this beta: read more...

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submitted by Bognit 7 days, 3 hours ago

codersbarn.com — Apparently the saga continues; although I don't have exact figures, there was another rise in attacks in May. Suffice to say that Microsoft saw fit to release a security advisory (954462) on Tuesday, 06-24-2008. read more...

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submitted by CumpsD CumpsD 7 days, 13 hours ago

blog.cumps.be — Yesterday I described the Observer Pattern and mentioned that the .NET CLR provides this functionality through events and delegates. Let’s have a look on how to implement this right now. read more...

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submitted by CumpsD CumpsD 8 days, 9 hours ago

blog.cumps.be — Yesterday we saw the Strategy Pattern. Today I want to talk about the Observer Pattern. First, the definition again: "Define a one-to-many dependency between objects so that when one object changes state, all its dependents are notified and updated automatically." read more...

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submitted by gavinjoyce gavinjoyce 8 days, 11 hours ago

37signals.com — A nice essay from 37signals on designing UIs. read more...

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submitted by CumpsD CumpsD 9 days, 12 hours ago

blog.cumps.be — An informal explanation of the Strategy Pattern, using a simply strategy game as an example, class diagrams and code samples included. read more...

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submitted by Bognit 22 days, 2 hours ago

codersbarn.com — You've checked your namespaces and references a hundred times but you're still getting this annoying error when accessing code files in a sub-folder? read more...

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submitted by Bognit 25 days, 2 hours ago

codersbarn.com — No more VMs... Code against WSS/MOSS on your Vista PC :-) read more...

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submitted by Bognit 1 month, 3 days ago

codersbarn.com — The differences between the two models have been pretty well covered, or at least so I thought... read more...

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submitted by Bognit 1 month, 16 days ago

dotnettoad.com — It's surprising that there are many developers that do not know about this great tool. read more...

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submitted by Bognit 1 month, 23 days ago

codersbarn.com — Designers can use Expression Blend and Design to create their artifacts and the XAML end result can be handed off to developers. Now, most people have heard this type of marketing hype ad-nauseum over the past year. So, here's what sold me: read more...

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published 1 month, 25 days ago, submitted by Bognit 1 month, 27 days ago

codersbarn.com — I decided to get adventurous and see what all the fuss was about. So, I'm going to record my experiences as I try to "do something" with Silverlight! Fasten your seat belt and come on a drive-along. read more...

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