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Michael Braude's Technical Blog
Moving Back to Blogger
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over 3 years ago
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A while ago, I wrote a blog entry on my old blog called Why I’ll Never Be a Web-Guy . I knew it was an inflammatory piece when I wrote it, but my small audience, where-ever they are, never said a thing. And so I moved on. Fast-forward a few...
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The Importance Of Code Organization
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over 3 years ago
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If there is one thing I dislike about C#, it’s that it allows you to place definition statements where ever you want to. While there is technically a similar freedom in C++, the nature of header files and visibility blocks encourages people to group...
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Why The Web Will Always Be Second Best
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over 3 years ago
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For all of the euphoria surrounding the exciting things coming out on the Internet these days, I think it’s important to remind ourselves of the limitations that web technologies naturally imposes on us. All executed code needs to be compiled into machine...
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WCF Duplex Bindings With Silverlight
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over 3 years ago
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I have had the hardest time getting my self-hosted WCF service to play nicely with Silverlight. I thought this was supposed to be simple, but it turns out that exposing a self-hosted, WCF service with a callback contract to a Silverlight application is...
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Calling Self Hosted WCF Services from Silverlight
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over 3 years ago
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I have an application that self-hosts a WCF service. Now I want to add an HTTP endpoint to that application and have a Silverlight application call my service. Sounds easy. Except that it’s not, because the Silverlight app is trying to do a cross-domain...
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The Beauty of Data-Driven Applications
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over 3 years ago
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A common problem I run into when writing applications is this: I have a situation where a series of tasks need to be assembled and arranged in a way that does something complicated. Each individual section may be simple, but the process as a whole...
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How Much Should You Mock?
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over 3 years ago
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I managed to incite a small riot a few weeks ago when I got involved in a somewhat heated debate internally about how far one should go with their unit testing. How much should you be mocking in your unit tests? Should you mock the file system...
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