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davybrion.com — a simple trick to make working with big Visual Studio solutions much more bearable read more...
davybrion.com — This approach makes it possible to create UserControls which you can easily write unit tests for, and you can reuse the UserControls in containing pages while remaining the flexibility to write unit tests for those containing pages without being dependent on the actual implementation of the UserControl. read more...
davybrion.com — Garbage Collection sure is great, isn’t it? We don’t have to keep track of all the memory we’ve allocated and we don’t need to release that memory when it’s no longer needed. Because that is after all what the Garbage Collector does for us, without us having to worry about it. This is actually a widespread misconception among many .NET developers. It’s true that Garbage Collection makes memory management a lot easier, but we simply can’t rely on it all the time. There are most certainly some things you must always keep in mind when it comes to memory management in .NET. read more...
davybrion.com — I’m sure most of us have been confronted with a ‘Wannabe Developer’ at least once, probably a lot more even. The Wannabe Developers are such a large group that i think they should have their own manifesto. I dislike Wannabe Developers as much as anyone, but i’m in a generous mood today so i’ve taken the liberty to write that manifesto. I can only hope they find it useful. read more...
davybrion.com — In this post i discuss a class which allows you to easily register base types with their derived Known Types for WCF service methods. This technique makes it a lot easier to deal with many KnownTypes in WCF. read more...
davybrion.com — In this post i question the usage of a WCF service layer instead of going for a NServiceBus based messaging approach read more...
davybrion.com — Microsoft’s upcoming ASP.NET MCV framework makes it easy to write tests for your application layer logic. But what about those of us who are stuck with ASP.NET WebForms? You can still write highly testable ASP.NET WebForms with only a little bit of extra effort. But that extra effort really pays off in the long run. In this post, i’ll give a detailed description of one approach that has worked for me really well. read more...
davybrion.com — Shows a simple base class that provides many of the basic Data Access requirements using NHibernate read more...
davybrion.com — Shows a technique to implement conditional queueing of blocks of code depending on either a default condition, or a condition per block of code. read more...
davybrion.com — Shows a way to put the recommended IDisposable implementation in a base class, with virtual methods to perform the actual disposal of IDisposables at the right time read more...
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