Archives
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Keeping Automated Builds DRY
This is not the first time I came back to automated builds and re-evaluate how they are done. This time, I wanted to capture several things at the same time:
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Factory per DTO
Today one of our team members brought up a valid question - how do I know that my SUT (system uder test) packages the primitive parameters (username and password) and sends into dependency object as a DTO. Maybe instead of packaging into DTO the primitive values it packages something else by accident. The proposed solution was a dedicated Factory per each DTO (contract and implementation). For testing purpose it was great, but from the design perspective this is an absolute no-no. Lets review what we have and what we want to have.
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More Effective C#: 50 Specific Ways to Improve Your C#
This is an interesting book to read in case your reading queue is empty
and you want to brush up some aspects of C# (2/3). I can't recommend this book as a general reading, as it's way too narrowed to specific subjects (or implementation of those). Saying this, I really loved the introduction into expressions and functional pieces in C#. It gives you the hint what's going on, leaving a taste of more to read. -
Welcome a board, David!
I am happy to welcome David Morgantini, who has joined our team. Adding another solid developer into our team is definitely the right step. This is going to be an exciting journey for all of us.
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"Iteration" 31
So today is the day. I am 31 and a new iteration in my life has started. What are the features I am trying to achieve in this one? A few:
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Funny Post With a Moral
Davy Brion "The Life And Times of a Bug" post.
