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Domain-Driven Design: Two basic premises
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In the post I want to discuss about two basic Domain-Driven Design premises which stand on the base of all other DDD principles, patterns, and practices. DDD principles, patterns, and practices described by Eric Evans are not something invented by him...
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Software as Craft - Agile Conference in Chisinau
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In the post I want to highlight very important event for IT community that happened in the Chisinau capital of Moldova . Also I want to discuss my view on the Chisinau ’s IT field from knowledge sharing perspective. Moldova is a small and relatively poor...
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Apache Hash Code and Equals Builders
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In the post I want to present two useful utility classes that for a long time are used in Java world and developed within Apache Software Foundation. These are HashCodeBuilder and EqualsBuilder classes which were ported by me in C#. To implement a good...
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Builder Pattern and Fluent Interface
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In the post I want to discuss the practical part of the Builder pattern and how builder pattern usage and implementation can be simplified by Fluent Interface, it will show how these two patterns can leave in harmony with each other. For how many of us...
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Rhino Tools: Rhino Security Guide
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In the post I want to discuss basics of In the post I want to discuss basics of Rhino Security which was developed by Ayende . This is a nice security model implementation that could be easily integrated and adapted in many applications...
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ReSharper Tip: Manual Code Reordering
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Most of you already know what ReSharper is and its power; its shortcuts can improve productivity drastically. That is why I really recommend learning its basic keyboard shortcuts for persons that have already ReSharper license. Here is full ReSharper...
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With modern tools, Is a solution\project structure important?
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In the post I would like to discuss importance of the solution (project) structure nowadays. So, is it really so important to create and maintain a well structured solution when you have such a powerful IDE like VS.NET and a ReSharper plugin installed...
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Domain Driven Design: Learning
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1. Introduction In the post I would like to help folks who want to improve their design skills and way of thinking by introducing in the Domain Driven Design (DDD) and provide a set of resources which I find useful. Also I will try to sort the resources...
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Separation of Concern vs Single Responsibility Principle ( SoC vs SRP )
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These two great principals that stands on the base of many design and architecture decisions. We very often meet these principals in book, articles, blogs, etc... And main question which risen in my head was what they really all about and how they relate...
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The M is MVC or MVP IS or IS NOT a Domain Model Object
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Hi, On Domain Driven Design yahoo discussion group was raised a very interesting question, what is really the M mean from Model-View-Controller and its derivate brother Model-View-Presenter patterns’ perspective. From a very long discussion we can see...
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