Contents tagged with Patterns amp; Practices
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Semantic Logging Extensibility and Reactive Extensions (Rx)
If you already played with new Semantic Logging Application Block which I strongly recommend if you are using the new typed events in NET 4.5, perhaps you have noticed the wide extensibility provided in both in-process and out-of-process scenarios.
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Your best friend for authoring ETW strongly typed events
So you were reading some good tutorials on how to write your first typed event class but for some reason it may not work as expected? (Or many other issues as well)
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Enterprise Library 6.0 is RTW (and Unity 3.0)
Finally the latest version of Enterprise Library 6.0 (and almost a decade of evolution from the first block).
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Enterprise Library 6.0 and Semantic Logging
Finally the Semantic Logging CTP from Enterprise Library 6.0 is out.
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Tracing to ETW with Enterprise Library v5
While I was looking for a way to use ETW Tracing using the logging EntLib infrastructure, I found out that using a handy trace listener like SystemDiagnosticsTraceListenerData configured to use the built-in EventProviderTraceListener was all that I needed. With just setting the event provider ID which is simply a GUID added to the initializeData attribute and I'm good to go.
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WSSF 2010 Open Source for Visual Studio 2012
I just ported the Web Service Software Factory Modeling Edition (2010 Open Source) version to VS2012 RTM.
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CQRS Final version shipped
The final version of the CQRS project is finally out!
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Acceptance Tests & Specflow
An interesting post from the CQRS project was posted about the use of Specflow and the project Acceptance tests.
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CQRS Journey V1 is live
For the last two month I've been working with the CQRS Journey team helping with the spec definitions and acceptance tests using Specflow which was a very interesting experience.
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Web Service Software Factory 2010 Open Source CTP
As a follow up of the WSSF Modeling Edition there is a new "flavor" of this tool where the main news is the versioning plan. The basic idea is to release the source code to the comunity in an "open source" model so any user may be free to update and add new features.