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Book Review: ASP.NET 3.5 Unleashed
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CompiledMonkey
I've been working my way through " ASP.NET 3.5 Unleashed " lately. Although I'm not quite finished, since the book comes in just under 2000 pages, I do feel confident in writing a review. The Unleashed series has a certain following behind...
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Dependency Injection was made for ASP.NET MVC
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CompiledMonkey
It's not that you can't use dependency injection in any .NET application, because you can. It's just that dependency injection fits so well in the ASP.NET MVC programming model. While building up a simple example for how my new application...
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StructureMap for Dependency Injection
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CompiledMonkey
I decided to go with StructureMap as the dependency injection framework for my next project. I choose StructureMap for a number of reasons. StructureMap has been around for quite some time. Not that this makes it better than any other framework...
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Which Dependency Injection Framework?
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CompiledMonkey
I'm in the planning phase of a new ASP.NET project. Currently I'm evaluating the various software components and packages I'm going to use to put this project together. With all of the hype surrounding Dependency Injection, I've decided to...
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Book Review: Managing Software Development with Trac and Subversion
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I just finished an interesting book, " Managing Software Development with Trac and Subversion ". Trac, a ticket management system, and Subversion, a source control management system, are open source software that are very popular in the...
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