Update: Fixed code changed from CTP and More in the series: IoC Containers, Unity and ObjectBuilder2 - The Saga Continues IoC Container, Unity and Breaking Changes Galore After the reaction of my last post of talking about IoC and the Unity Application Block , I thought I'd include a few more samples...

Update: IoC and Unity - The Basics and Interception As Grigori Melnik noted on my blog previously as well as his own , there was a brand new drop of the Unity Application Block as of March 4th . This by far was a huge update with a lot of breaking changes. That teaches me to use a CTP of any product...

Update: Fixed code changed from CTP and More in the series: IoC and Unity - The Basics and Interception IoC Container, Unity and Breaking Changes Galore I just wanted to revisit the whole Unity Application Block just once more to look at a few more things including handling parameters, instances and...

Update: Fixed code changed from CTP and More in the series: IoC and Unity - The Basics and Interception IoC and the Unity Application Block Once Again IoC Containers, Unity and ObjectBuilder2 - The Saga Continues IoC Container, Unity and Breaking Changes Galore I thought after my recent F# post, I'd...

UPDATE: More posts on the subject xUnit.net RC3 Just Released Earlier this week, I wrote about the latest release of xUnit.net RC2. Since that time, Brad Wilson and Jim Newkirk released a new version to fix some of the issues with regards to TestDriven.NET integration and ASP.NET MVC integration. You...

In recent posts, you've found that I've been harping on immutability and side effect free functions. There is a general theme emerging from this and some real reasons why I'm pointing it out. One of the things that I'm interested in is concurrent programming on the .NET platform for messaging applications...

As I've covered earlier , I'm very interested in the unit testing and behavior testing story in F# and functional programming. And as I've indicated earlier, I'm pretty fascinated by Domain Specific Languages (DSLs) as well in this regard. In the past, I've posted about some of the interesting things...