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Some cool design guidelines from Microsoft
Got a few tips for architecture related links from Arvindra Sehmi, a very smart guy and Senior Architect at MSFT EMEA HQ in the UK that I just added to my linkscollection here at dotnetweblogs. Especially I liked this huge doc at MSDN:
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Prevalence is cool
I think prevalence is cool. Why? Because it's such an "unthinkable" concept. It's almost tabu. I like the lightly smug attitude of the guys at Prevayler.org because they have actually created something based on this idea and are provocative enough for the RDBMS crowd to actually come up with good arguments.
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Wrox looking good!
This book, C# Design Patterns Applied, was recently released on Wrox, so it seems as they are still going on despite of financial troubles.
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RegisterClientScriptBlock
I saw this recent MSDN TV episode about ASP.NET client side script handling. As a sworn hater of client side scripts I played the clip in horror, but found that as long as I can assign these scrips to my pages serverside (and dynamically) they are actually pretty cool.
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MVC Pattern for Windows Forms
I've been working with implementing a MVC pattern for a WinForms app that got unmanagable lately. I'm currently trying out the solution and it seems to have something going for it.
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Blog from Bagdad!
The whole world is watching at the moment. Whilst CNN is not very updated Salam Pax is actually blogging from Bagdad!
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Software development - a cooperative game
I just attended a talk with Alistair Cockburn on software development processes and the human factor.
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Persist through winter
Another exiting Java based project is going .NET. I've done a lot of reading on persitance frameworks and OR mapping lately and Hibernate is definately getting a go. Firstly in Java, but hopefully the guys at the NHibernate project can get something going aswell.. Read more at Edgar Sanchez's blog
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ViewState Handling for Radiobuttonlists in ASP.NET
Used the past hour to figure this out:
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SOA and good architectures with Microsoft
David Plummer, group vice president of Gartner Inc says:
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NullReference when noone listens
I just finished an MVC implementation for WinForms as a tutorial for whomever and as a walkthrough for myself to see if I could find a nice tidy way to organize my ever increasingly Forms classes. I noticed something I just can't figure out.
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Really useful old farts;)
Beeing not-even-out-of school, my eagerness to learn from experienced programmers and developers is constantly present. Having the luxury of time to spend on every single technological and theoretical new thing that appears, studentlife makes a good deal.
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XSL-FO and NFop
To sum up this afternoon of exploring .NET/pdf options, XSL-FO seems like an attractive possibility.
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.NET and generating PDF
I've been looking for good PDF generating tools for a couple of months now but no good alternative has appeared.
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OO/Patterns and MS
According to Edgar Sanchez, Martin Fowler is now starting to use C# examples in his book (thanks for the tip about the book Edgar!).
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Intellisense for NAnt build files in VS.NET
Just made the intellisense schema work.. Maybe not complete yet but it helps.
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Syntax highlighting for alternative file ext. in VS.NET
I really like VS.NET. It's really great. But I'm starting to question my own iq here as I just used over one hour figuring out how to get xml syntax highlighting in my NAnt build files.
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Beans in Spaces
I just got a comment from Jesse Ezell who tip'ed me about ObjectSpaces. I actually wrote a rather large blogentry as a reply and roundup of my previous post on EJB CMP and possible .NET counterparts. But then I actually managed to loose the whole thing.
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contributing
"As soon as I get the time I'm gonna contribute to some cool opensource project."
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EJB-CMP/CMR/EJB-QL sounds nice. What to use in .NET?
In my recent post I talked about the problems with selecting an architecture that supports handling of large object structures in memory.
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Business Delegate Pattern and Service Oriented Architectures
As I'm working in the lightly unfamiliar environment of J2EE these days, in the ongoing bachelor project. I'm using lots of time getting all the pattern definitions right. Most recently the Business Delegate (Sun's blueprint) pattern was refreshed (all of this probably has been in my curriculum last year, but you can't remember everything either).
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blogiquette
"Corporate Weblog manifesto" at Robert Scoble's weblog is great reading for me as a n00b blogger, and everyone else aswell.. And it isnt' necissarily only for corp. people.