S.O.L.I.D. Screencasts: Gimme an "O" !
The next installment in my 5-part screencast series on applying the S.O.L.I.D. principles to refactor a simple application has just been posted to the DimeCasts.NET site. In this one, we […]
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ALT.NET NYC Feb 2009 Meeting (IoC) Videos Posted
For those who couldn’t attend last month’s ALT.NET NYC user group meeting, the tireless efforts of fellow organizer Alex Hung have once again resulted in the availability of some high-quality […]
ALT.NET Seattle 2009: The Next Best Thing To Being There
Or: ‘How I attended a Conference real-time from the comfort of my own Home Office’ This is a blog post about how I ended up spending much of my weekend […]
S.O.L.I.D. Screencasts: Gimme an "S" !
I’m happy to announce that the first installment of my five-part screencast series on the S.O.L.I.D. object-oriented design principles, Refactoring to a S.O.L.I.D. Foundation, has just been posted to the […]
NDbUnit Project Officially Updated to Handle FK Relations
For those of you who are long-time followers of my blog, you are probably aware that as long ago as this post from October of 2007 (originally from my blog’s […]
An Exception of Type RunningLikeCrap has Occurred!
Last month I was listening to a recent installment of the always-excellent Software Engineering Radio podcast where the topic was ‘Performance Engineering’. One of the points that the guest in […]
Uncle Bob: TDD As Double-Entry Bookkeeping
This is a transcript I excerpted from a discussion session video that I just watched where Bob Martin addressed the Chicago ALT.NET user group where he is describing the rationale […]
NYC CodeCamp January 2009 Content Posted
If you either attended the January 2009 CodeCamp event in NYC or wanted to and were scared away by the impending weather doom (which never materialized) or were simply too […]
ALT.NET NYC DDD Meeting Videos Are Posted
In case you are interested in following along and couldn’t attend our recent January 2009 ALT.NET NYC user group meeting on Domain Driven Design, one of my fellow group organizers […]
The Best Way to Spend 45 Minutes
I just finished watching the Similarities Between Interaction Designers and Agile Programmers interview with Alan Cooper from the Agile 2008 conference posted on InfoQ and I absolutely have to recommend […]