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Enterprise Solutions Patterns released
The document I referred to here are now availible from MSDN filled to the rim with good design suggestions, and with contributions by a whole bunch of smart people (Fowler, Cunningham and more..) Read up! :
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Delegates in VB.NET
Today I had use VB.NET to alter a gui component, and got curious about the usage of delegates for events.
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J2EE vs .NET : rest of the worlds perspective
Sometimes we forget how the rest of the world (read: non-softwaredevelopers) view our industry. I've been searching for sound platform comparisons related to a paper I'm writing on Software Reengineering with J2EE (and want to show how .NET would be the better alternative).
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Get Tiers, Layers, Services, Contracts, and Aspects sorted out with Clemens & Steve
Clemens Vasters and Steve Swartz sorts things out in their upcoming/ongoing Scalable Applications tour.
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Debugging Web Services over HTTPS
dneimke wrote in this post:
"[..]the *crap* I went through today trying to consume a WebService over Https." -
CodeProject got even better
I've written an article describing how i did this and was happy to see that CodeProject has implemented a rather nice article submission function. Earlier they just had a article HTML template and a submissions@codeproject email thing. Really nice. Now it's even easier to contribute.
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Remote Happiness
For a long time I've been really really scared of those old guys talking about COM. Fortunately, a while ago, I realized that I probably never had to learn this stuff because I am a pure .NET developer, and I could just simply learn .NET Remoting (an excuse good enough for me). Not that I actually knew how it worked.
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They have to be joking
In an interessant article on .NET Security in multi tier applications, which is part of the new Patterns & Practices effort from ms, a new feature of Windows 2003 Server is introduced in a note:
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Annoying parameters and exceptions
There are some small annoying discrepancies in the .net framework. Some are real, and some are just due to my lack of understanding of the genious of the designers who made it this way.