March 2008 - Posts

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xUnit.net RC2 Released by podwysocki

UPDATE: More posts on the subject xUnit.net RC3 Just Released Relooking at xUnit.net RC2 UPDATE: xUnit.NET RC2 New Drop includes ASP.NET MVC support and better GUI runner. Details here . UPDATE: Added Static Methods mention and F# - Thanks to DevHawk...
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Understanding AOP in .NET by podwysocki

In my previous posts I have talked a bit about Inversion of Control (IoC) containers with respect to Interception and Aspect Oriented Programming (AOP). It's not only important to understand the uses and strategies for implementing your solutions using...
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IoC and Unity - Configuration Changes for the Better by podwysocki

In my previous post about Unity and IoC containers, I made note of some changes in the latest drop of the Unity Application Block. As Grigori Melnik , the PM of the Unity and Enterprise Library team noted, Unity should be released in its final form on...
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FringeDC March 2008 Video Now Online - Haskell and XMonad Extensibility by podwysocki

As I've discussed before with my dive into functional programming and F# , there is a user group of language geeks that specialize in Haskell, Lisp, Scheme, OCaml, Erlang and so on, within the Washington DC area called FringeDC . Brent Yorgey , well known...
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IoC and Unity - The Basics and Interception by podwysocki

I realize it's been a while since my last post on Inversion of Control containers and looking at Unity as one of them. Since that time, Scott Hanselman linked to some of the comparisons that I did for IoC containers here . I'll be the first to admit that...
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ALT.NET Thinking From The Outside by podwysocki

As I've noted before, Dave Laribee was recently interviewed by Scott Hanselman on Episode 104 of Hanselminutes . The reaction that I've seen has been pretty positive from what I've seen. It's great to see the ALT.NET message being spread outside the core...
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Adventures in F# - F# 101 Part 6 (Lazy Evaluation) by podwysocki

Time for another adventure in F#, covering some of the basics of functional programming and F# in particular. This is intended at looking not only at the language, but the implementation as it regards to C#. Where We Are Before we begin today, let's catch...
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ASP.NET MVC Source Code Now Available by podwysocki

As of yesterday, the ASP.NET MVC Release 2 source code has been made available on CodePlex . ScottGu made the source drop announcement earlier this morning. Congrats to Phil Haack and the ASP.NET MVC Team for shipping the source code. It's worth noting...
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DC ALT.NET March Meeting Wrapup by podwysocki

Another month and another highly successful DC ALT.NET meeting. I want to thank Kevin Hegg for hosting the event as he was a very gracious host. We had a better than expected turnout which was very cool. It's good to associate names to faces after chatting...
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Adventures in F# - FringeDC User Group by podwysocki

During my Adventures in F# series that I've been posting, I've always wondered where the interest in these languages come from. Sure, we have a lot of user groups in the Washington DC area, just to name a few that I've been to or belong to: DC ALT.NET...
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