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For a few of you reading my blog, this blog post would most definitely come as a big surprise knowing how passionate I am about SIlverlight and all related stuff. Well, although I believe that the real thing is Silverlight, I wanted to check out how the...
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On my quest to design for testability, I've already covered: Part 1 - Separation of concerns (SOC) by encapsulating DAL code in internal provider class Part 2 - Decoupling manager and provider class (introducing the IProvider) Part 3 - Decoupling...
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On my quest to design for testability, I've already covered: Part 1 - Separation of concerns (SOC) by encapsulating DAL code in internal provider class Part 2 - Decoupling manager and provider class (introducing the IProvider) Part 3 - Decoupling...
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On my quest to design for testability, I've already covered: Part 1 - Separation of concerns (SOC) by encapsulating DAL code in internal provider class Part 2 - Decoupling manager and provider class (introducing the IProvider) Part 3 - Decoupling...
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On my quest to design for testability, I've already covered: Part 1 - Separation of concerns (SOC) by encapsulating DAL code in internal provider class Part 2 - Decoupling manager and provider class (introducing the IProvider) Part 3 - Decoupling...
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Pursuing the quest of design for testability, we've already pass: Part 1 - Separation of concerns (SOC) by encapsulating DAL code in internal provider class Part 2 - Decoupling manager and provider class (introducing the IProvider) Part 3 - Decoupling...
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I've been away a while (mostly due to vacation time), but I am back and switching gears from NET foundations to TDD subjects. Although I have prepared material for another "How-To Rhino mock" post I would first like to extend my blog post...
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Yesterday, I had a lot of fun presenting for the second time WCSF to the Prague developers not being able to (due to limited number of attendees) attend the WCSF session we held in December . Again, it took longer then I have planned (4 hours) but I believe...
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In part 1 of the NET foundation - Memory model blog post , I've explained some of the frequently used terms related to .NET memory model which would be used in this post a lot, so in case you haven't check that out already, I advice you to do...
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Previous two parts of NET foundations series were covering structure of managed assembly and .NET execution model . Originally I have planned this to be a long and complete post about the stack and heap, but it get too long so I decide to split in two...