Contents tagged with Architecture
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Sample chapter from upcoming book
There is a sample chapter from my upcoming book on all things performance related within the Microsoft platform. Specifically, the book will be about performance testing, profiling and optimisation for web and desktop applications developed using Microsoft.NET.
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SAUG – Sydney Architecture User Group
The first meeting of the Sydney Architecture User Group is going to be held on Thursday, October 22nd, 2009, form 6.00pm to 8.00pm, at the Grace Hotel, 77 York st, Sydney. (Link to map) It will be housed in one of the very nice function rooms they have. Food and drink will be provided. Omar Besiso and myself will be hosting the event, with all funding and sponsorship graciously provided by our company Datacom.
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2 TechEd Interviews are live
Its been a long time since I wrote a blog post but I have been a very busy boy.
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Silverlight 3 and WCF Faults
On a previous project that utilised WCF and Silverlight 2, I began implementing an error handling strategy that was going to rely on certain FaultExceptions being propagated to the Silverlight client. Well it turned out that Silverlight 2 does not support FaultExceptions so that was not going to fly and a custom solution was built.
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EOAST #4 – Evolution of a software thingy Part 4
So its been ages since my last post on this pet project of mine. Its time to get down to the nitty gritty on this and see if it is actually working the way I want it to. Hopefully, you have read parts one, two and three in previous posts to get a good idea on what I am trying to achieve.
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WCF, IErrorHandler and propagating faults
On a recent project, I have needed to set up a generic error handler just above the service layer which ensured that only known exceptions were propagated up to the client in a controlled manner. This post contains information about how to write an IErrorHandler, but more importantly, it does contain an important point at the end about its implementation that I wanted to share, as well as save for my own reference on this blog, in this wonderful inter-web thingy.
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EOAST - Evolution of a software thingy - Part 3
This is the the third instalment of my experiences and ideas around the development of a piece of software to initially satisfy my disappointment around Outlook and also to allow me to play with some new technologies and making them all work together. Part 1 is here and Part 2 is here.
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EOAST - Evolution of a software thingy - Part 2
In a part 1 of this series, I talked about what was the purpose of coming up with this "software thingy". Now I will tackle some of the design aspects that have evolved as I have been working on it.
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EOAST - Evolution of a software thingy - Part 1
Its been a little while since I have blogged as I haven't had very many value items to add to the blogosphere lately. However, I have been steadily (albeit slowly) working away on a little software project that may or may not see the light of day, but it has been a fun learning experience, and may eventually come to something. If nothing else, its a good testbed for a number of latest technologies.
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WCF services getting errors when hosting in IIS
This post is more for my own records than anything and I have been meaning to write this down for some time.