If its Thursday, it must be SOLID!
For those following along, the last installment of my DimeCasts.net contribution, Refactoring to a SOLID Foundation, has just been posted to the Dimecasts.net site.
In this final installment we investigate the Dependency Inversion Principle of S.O.L.I.D. as it applies to improving the flexibility and extensibility of our code sample.
The [...]
For those following along, the next installment of my DimeCasts.net contribution, Refactoring to a SOLID Foundation, has just been posted to the Dimecasts.net site.
In this latest installment we investigate the Interface Segregation Principle of S.O.L.I.D. as it applies to improving the flexibility and extensibility of our code sample.
The code sample for this installment can be [...]
Many viewers of one or more of my screencast series, Summer of NHibernate or Autumn of Agile, have seen me make use of several utility and base class libraries that I have developed over the years. Some have expressed interest in using some of these libraries in their own work projects. Some have asked permission [...]
For those following along, the next installment of my DimeCasts.net contribution, Refactoring to a SOLID Foundation, has just been posted to the Dimecasts.net site.
In this installment we investigate the Liskov Substitution Principle of S.O.L.I.D. as it applies to improving the flexibility and extensibility of our code sample.
The code sample for this installment can be downloaded [...]
A recurring theme that keeps cropping up in various forums of discussion is the question…
What is ALT.NET?
Heck, I even blogged a little about it back in September of 2008 when I experienced my first (not the first I’m sure, just my first) explosion of discussion about it on the ALT.NET Yahoo discussion group.
Personally, I’m torn [...]
The next installment in my 5-part screencast series on applying the S.O.L.I.D. principles to refactor a simple application has just been posted to the DimeCasts.NET site.
In this one, we look at applying the O of S.O.L.I.D., the Open-Close Principle, to our code to improve its flexibility and extensibility.
The code sample for this installment can be [...]
For those who couldn’t attend last month’s ALT.NET NYC user group meeting, the tireless efforts of fellow organizer Alex Hung have once again resulted in the availability of some high-quality videos of the event for anyone interested in watching how our group behaves when it meets
This month’s topic was Introduction to Inversion of Control [...]
Or: ‘How I attended a Conference real-time from the comfort of my own Home Office’
This is a blog post about how I ended up spending much of my weekend attending the ALT.NET Seattle 2009 conference without having to actually get on a plane (or book a room).
For those of you who don’t know, ALT.NET Seattle [...]
