Fredrik Normén
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Remove code smell with AOP
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Fredrik N
During the last years you have probably heard about Aspect Oriented Programming (AOP). Different people like or don’t like AOP. I’m one of them who like AOP. As you may now VB.Net and C# are object orientated languages and with object oriented programming...
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Multiple return values, I want this in C#
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Fredrik N
I so badly want to have support for multiple return values in C# instead of using out parameters. Note: The following is only an example, we can use a struct or an object to create a data structure which will hold the value, but I only use this code for...
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Defensive programming and Design by Contract on a routine level
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Fredrik N
“When quality is pursued, productivity follows” – K. Fujino, Vice President of NEC Cooperation’s C&C Software Development Group. People are talking about how to create tools (Software Factories) that will increase productivity. The view of productivity...
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MVC - Expression Language and custom tags
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Fredrik N
I have seen several developers that want and have no problem by using server-side code blocks in a View when they are working with the MVC pattern. But I think the server-side code block should be used only in some advanced and special occasions and instead...
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MVC Framework
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ASP.Net
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ASP.NET MVC Framework - Ajax
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Fredrik N
Take look at Nikhil's blog about how AJAX can be used with the ASP.Net MVC Framework: http://www.nikhilk.net/Ajax-MVC.aspx
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ASP.Net MVC Framework - Security
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Fredrik N
Note: This post is based on an early version of the ASP.Net MVC Framework, not the final version, so changes my happen in the future. When using the ASP.Net MVC Framework it will do a URL routing to route an URL to a Controller, and the Controller should...
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ASP.Net MVC Framework - Handling Exception by using an Attribute
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Fredrik N
Note: This is based on the pre-CTP version of the ASP.Net MVC Framework and it is in an early stage. I got a comment on one my previous post “ ASP.Net MVC Framework - Exception Handling ” that the Rescue style MonoRail is a nice solution to handle Exception...
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ASP.Net MVC Framework - Exception Handling
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Fredrik N
Note: This post is based on an early preview version of the ASP.Net MVC Framework and much will happen until the next milestone. In this post I will show how we can handle errors that occur in a Controller’s Action method. The Controller base class has...
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ASP.Net MVC Framework - Creating a IRouteHandler which will support Interceptors
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Fredrik N
I really love how extensible the ASP.Net MVC Framework is, for example the normal pipeline looks like this: Request -> Route (IRouteHandler) –> ControlFactory (IControllerFactory) -> Controller (IController) -> ViewFactory (IViewFactory) ...
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ASP.Net MVC Framework - Create your own IRouteHandler
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Fredrik N
In my previous post I wrote about how we can create our own IControllerFactory for the ASP.Net MVC Framework; in this post I will show you how we can create our own IRouteHandler. The RouteHandler in this post will replace the IControllerFactory with...
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