Contents tagged with Design Patterns
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Software Craftsmanship with David Starr
David Starr (@ElegantCoder) is the Curriculum lead on Developer Tools and Practices with Pluralsight. His enthusiasm and passion for raising the bar in software development makes him perfect to join the show to discuss software craftsmanship. David explains what craftsmanship is, how it’s related to the agile movement and how to get started. When he’s not busy leading classes for Pluralsight David hosts Pluralcast podcast and is the founder of ElegantCode.com.
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nBuilder, Ugly Outfitters and VM Workshop
In this episode of the Polymorphic Podcast I interview Gareth Down of nBuilder. Writing demo applications, prototypes and tests just got a whole lot easier using the fluent interface of nBuilder to quickly generate test objects in .NET.
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VM Workshop: Model View ViewModel (MVVM) and the Presentation Model Pattern in 5 UI Platforms
For some reason the family of design patterns that exist around the Model View Controller pattern seem to be an elusive band of characters. The first time I encountered Model View Controller I studied the text hard trying to understand how the Strategy, Observer and Composite patterns worked together to accomplish some goal that – try as I might - remained fuzzy. Somehow I have a sense that I am not alone.
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Expression Blend Design Time Data Using MVVM
Today’s show features Microsoft MVP and Identity Mine integrator Laurent Bugnion. Laurent discusses his experience with working in XAML applications that use MVVM and working with developers and designers to create beautiful applications.
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Hands-On Model-View-ViewModel (MVVM) for Silverlight and WPF
Over the years I have spent a fair amount of time thinking about design patterns surrounding the presentation layer. Just as your values as a grown-up are often determined by experiences you have as a child – I think my interest in these patterns stem from frustrations I had as a newbie developer.
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WPF + MVC = :)
Josh Smith did a session at WPF Bootcamp in Redmond where he demonstrated using MVC with WPF. You can download his code here.
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Podcast: ASP.NET MVC and the Future of Model View Presenter : Interview with Jeffery Palermo