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published 1 day, 7 hours ago, submitted by
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1 day, 16 hours ago blog.jayfields.com — Discussion of NNPPs and how to tackle them. read more...
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20 days, 12 hours ago michaelhamrah.com — How do you approach testing your code? The author goes through how to think about testing- what to look for, what to analyze, and how to structure your unit tests. read more...
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published 22 days, 14 hours ago, submitted by
colinjack
22 days, 16 hours ago codebetter.com — Oxite is an open source application built on ASP.NET MVC and Karl Seguin raises some points related to the design/architecture/implementation. read more...
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1 month, 2 days ago slagd.com — StructureMap is a great DI tool but in using it I have discovered an interesting shortfall. It would appear that even transient or "Per-Request" objects are only ever created once per declarative request thus having the effect of making everything singleton-ish. read more...
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1 month, 11 days ago eknowledger.spaces.live.com — CLR 4.0 will not allow you anymore to catch exceptions that may corrupt the state of the current running process, the CLR 4.0 introduced this new concept of Corrupted State Exceptions (i like to think of those as Super Exceptions), those exceptions that could corrupt the state of the process and causing losing user data or weird application behaviors read more...
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1 month, 11 days ago eknowledger.spaces.live.com — The current Garbage Collection does pretty good job in reclaiming the memory of Gen 0 and Gen 1, those Generation’s objects live in ephemeral segments which is very small and GC reclaims their memory very fast, on the contrary most of Gen 2 objects live in other large segments which make Gen 2 large objects collection slower than other collections.
The GC team actually made great improvements in collection algorithms on both the server and the workstation to make it faster and reduce latency. read more...
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1 month, 11 days ago blog.domaindotnet.com — Do you use this syntax? It adds up as you can leave null tests in the dust for event subscribers:
EXAMPLE:
public event EventHandler<AnimationImageEventArgs> AnimationImageClicked = delegate { };
Post has full details, but most might already know this. If not your wasting cycles. read more...
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1 month, 14 days ago nearinfinity.com — Need to TryParse a Guid? Guess which is faster: try/catch or Regex.Parse. The results may surprise you. read more...
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published 1 month, 30 days ago, submitted by
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2 months ago blog.lab49.com — A really helpful screencast from Jason Dolinger showing how to use the M-V-VM pattern in a simple WPF application. He starts off with the code that a Windows Forms developer might use and refactors it to M-V-VM. Also includes a demonstration of how it is nicely unit testable utilising Moq and how to use the Unity IoC container. 1 hour 30 mins long. read more...
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2 months, 3 days ago devlicio.us — Rob and Christopher Bennage have had the fantastic opportunity to contribute to Ayende's NHibernate Profiler. It's somewhat analogous to SQL Profiler, and yet—oh, so much more. read more...
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published 2 months, 13 days ago, submitted by
BrianGenisio
2 months, 14 days ago brian.genisio.org — It's been over a year now since I have been developing using TDD (Test Driven Development) as my primary development practice. I wanted to reflect on what it has done for me professionally. In reality, the past year has been great for my professional career in many ways. read more...
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2 months, 15 days ago itscommonsensestupid.blogspot.com — Tom Preston-Werner, one of the founders of GitHub , wrote an enlightening article about his decision to turn down 300K bonus from Microsoft in order to work on the GitHub project one year ago . A beautifully written article. I love it absolutely.
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2 months, 24 days ago blog.benhartonline.com — Another plea for us all to please adopt the correct terminology when referring to layers and tiers in the context of solution architecture. read more...
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published 2 months, 22 days ago, submitted by
rdingwall
2 months, 25 days ago richarddingwall.name — When a business has custom software developed, it expects that software to last for a long time. To do this, software must A) continue operating — by adapting to changing technology needs, and B) continue be useful — by adapting to changing business needs. read more...
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