June 2008 - Posts
Long live “Dependency Resolution”! OK, so I’m not really serious – but I got your attention right? Truth is, I personally love Dependency Injection , but that doesn’t mean it isn’t without its flaws. The Service Locator pattern is often touted as Dependency
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Have you used Aspect Oriented Programming (AOP) or Policy Injection? They’re pretty much the same thing. If you haven’t, I’d highly recommend doing some reading, as I believe it is a Software Engineering practice that has moved out of the “fashionable”
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This article is part of a series; · WCSF Application Architecture 1: Introduction · WCSF Application Architecture 2: Application Controller · WCSF Application Architecture 3: Model View Presenter · WCSF Application Architecture 4: Environment Abstraction
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Phil Haack , currently famous for working on the ASP.NET MVC Framework , has just blogged a great article comparing Model View Controller and Model View Presenter . I’d highly recommend giving it a read. There is also an old post of mine here comparing
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This article is part of a series; · WCSF Application Architecture 1: Introduction · WCSF Application Architecture 2: Application Controller · WCSF Application Architecture 3: Model View Presenter Abstraction Contraption My previous (and future!) posts
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After being prompted by a friend (or ex-colleague, or drinking buddy, whatever you want to be called J ) I think I owe further explanation about my previous post on generics . Consider these two classes; public class FirstClass <T> { public FirstClass
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OK, so it isn’t really a sensible name for a pattern. In reality, this post is just about a useful technique to use when developing with generics that initially can feel a little counter intuitive. I’ve found many uses for it, so I think it is worth sharing.
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This article is part of a series; · WCSF Application Architecture 1: Introduction · WCSF Application Architecture 2: Application Controller Model View Presenter The MVP pattern is effectively an evolution of Model View Controller, and is mainly geared
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This article is part of a series; · WCSF Application Architecture 1: Introduction So why do we have patterns? I think it is basically to reuse good designs, and to adopt a common terminology when discussing software. But so often the subtleties of patterns
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Just a quick link-post, but two really worth paying attention to. First up is Mehran’s post on recommended practices for WCF . Mehran is on my team , and is one of a few guys that seem to know so much about WCF sometimes I think I need to spin up a service
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[ Edit ] By popular demand (well, one request!) I've added links to all the articles in this series here; WCSF Application Architecture 1: Introduction (this post) WCSF Application Architecture 2: Application Controller WCSF Application Architecture 3:
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If you’ve missed it, there is a new blog dedicated to the Software Factory initiative available here . I’d recommend reading Jack Greenfield’s post entitled “ Software Factories 2.0 ” – in which he covers the current thinking on Microsoft’s Software Factory
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