March 2003 - Posts

29 March 2003
Some cool design guidelines from Microsoft
Got a few tips for architecture related links from Arvindra Sehmi, a very smart guy and Senior Architect at MSFT EMEA HQ in the UK that I just added to my linkscollection here at dotnetweblogs. Especially I liked this huge doc at MSDN: Application Architecture for .NET: Designing Applications and Services... Read More...
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25 March 2003
Prevalence is cool
I think prevalence is cool. Why? Because it's such an "unthinkable" concept. It's almost tabu. I like the lightly smug attitude of the guys at Prevayler.org because they have actually created something based on this idea and are provocative enough for the RDBMS crowd to actually come up with good arguments... Read More...
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25 March 2003
Wrox looking good!
This book, C# Design Patterns Applied , was recently released on Wrox, so it seems as they are still going on despite of financial troubles. Has anyone gotten a copy yet? I'm waiting in anticipation for mine. btw: anyone gotten one of those Segway's? amazon has got those aswell:) bundle maybe? Read More...
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24 March 2003
RegisterClientScriptBlock
I saw this recent MSDN TV episode about ASP.NET client side script handling. As a sworn hater of client side scripts I played the clip in horror, but found that as long as I can assign these scrips to my pages serverside (and dynamically) they are actually pretty cool. The first use I got for this snippet... Read More...
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21 March 2003
MVC Pattern for Windows Forms
I've been working with implementing a MVC pattern for a WinForms app that got unmanagable lately. I'm currently trying out the solution and it seems to have something going for it. Maybe all this is old news for the more hardcore winows programmers out there, but I posted my sample to GotDotNet and hope... Read More...
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20 March 2003
Blog from Bagdad!
The whole world is watching at the moment. Whilst CNN is not very updated Salam Pax is actually blogging from Bagdad! Read More...
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20 March 2003
Software development - a cooperative game
I just attended a talk with Alistair Cockburn on software development processes and the human factor. Cockburn, which probably has had his "ck" pronounced one time too many, has a lot of interesting points about the non-productive rigidnesses of sw development processes. In one example he pointet out... Read More...
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19 March 2003
Persist through winter
Another exiting Java based project is going .NET. I've done a lot of reading on persitance frameworks and OR mapping lately and Hibernate is definately getting a go. Firstly in Java, but hopefully the guys at the NHibernate project can get something going aswell.. Read more at Edgar Sanchez's blog Still... Read More...
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17 March 2003
ViewState Handling for Radiobuttonlists in ASP.NET
Used the past hour to figure this out: When you dynamically generate a RadioButtonList with System.Web.UI.WebControls.ListItem options handling of viewstate is not done by each ListItems ID property, but based on "Name" and "Value". Given that the name of the radiobuttonlist object is Default1 the ListItems... Read More...
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14 March 2003
SOA and good architectures with Microsoft
David Plummer, group vice president of Gartner Inc says: The .NET architecture won't be used to the best advantage in enterprise systems unless Microsoft places greater emphasis on educating developers on how to build service-oriented systems. Until it does, the result will be the proliferation of thousands... Read More...
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