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All sorts of stuff about design patterns and their usage.

TDD, Architecture and Testing Code in Isolation :: Part 2

Navigate back to Part 1 of this series of entries. The next steps I undertook are some of my various clean ups.  Create respective test classes for each of the pieces of the database that will have respective entities, methods, or objects to test.

TDD, Architecture and Testing Code in Isolation :: Part 1

Just a few examples here.  First we'll setup the basic architecture from the lowest common denominator - the database - bounce up to the first layer, and test in isolation and test in integration.  These examples are simply the easiest ways

DI, IoC, and Loose Coupling

Recently a situation were I needed to pull out the dependency injection and inversion of control skills came up again.  The need for loose coupling in so many projects is vital to these patterns.  I was going to start writing an article, but
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.NET Middle Tier Work

A recent topic that has come up in discussion is pieces of middle tier patterns and libraries.  I decided I'd enumerate some of the pieces I've used in middle tier work throughout my career, then I thought, "why?"  Instead, I'm going to scour

The Oncoming Microsoft ASP.NET MVC - Part 1

The ASP.NET MVC is officially released in the .NET 3.5 Extensions CTP.  This is part one of a multi-part series I'm going to do on getting a basic application up and running with good practice and solid test driven development process.  Enjoy. First we'll

ASP.NET MVC Is Out!

For more check out the Microsoft ASP.NET 3.5 Extensions.
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Mr. Guthrie Rolls The .NET Road Map

I'm not even going to write much on this road map topic, I'm just looking forward to the ASP.NET MVC.  In almost every application I have lined up, even a lot of the prospective business intelligence work I have lined up this pattern architecture
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Keeping Up With ASP.NET MVC Framework

In my always continuing efforts to keep up with the coolest frameworks, architecture, and other tidbits, I rolled into these "must review/read" how-to entries from Scott Hanselman, Scott Guthrie, and Brad Abrams.  If you are planning to do any ASP.NET/C#

GOF Patterns, Design, Conferences, and the Keeping Up Category

I'm starting a new category.  It's going to merely include quick blurbs from your's truly and links to articles I read in an effort to keep up with the technology and process of software development.QCon is coming up in San Francisco, I must admit,

Design Patterns

I've beend digging around online doing a bit of research into various design patterns.  There are several reasons I wanted to do this;  a)  I wanted to see what others where out there that I had not heard of already, b)  I'm doing