Jeremy D. Miller -- The Shade Tree Developer

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• Build your own CAB: Extensible Pub/Sub Event Aggregator with Generics

  There's been a bit of chatter today on the altdotnet list about whether to use the CAB, another framework, or roll your own . It seemed like a good time to get off my duff and start writing some new installments in the Build your own CAB series. When... Posted Jan 11 2008, 01:35 PM by Jeremy D. Miller with | with 12 comment(s) Filed under: Build your own CAB, Featured

• Build your own CAB Part #10 - Unit Testing the UI with NUnitForms

  I've long, long since left the rails of "Build your own CAB" topics and wandered off into "just things you do" when you're building a WinForms application. I'm doing this topic now because it felt easy to do in the midst... Posted Jun 26 2007, 09:57 PM by Jeremy D. Miller with | with 11 comment(s) Filed under: Build your own CAB, Featured, Test Driven Development

• Build your own CAB Part #9 - Domain Centric Validation with the Notification Pattern

  Buckle up, because this is going to be a long post with more pedantry than you can shake a stick at. As I was writing this I found some good examples of some of the design principles related to Orthogonal Code , so I made some digressions just to bring... Posted Jun 13 2007, 08:28 AM by Jeremy D. Miller with | with 48 comment(s) Filed under: Build your own CAB, Design Patterns, Featured

• Build your own CAB Part #5 - The Presentation Model

  Our four friends are crafting a strategy for the inevitable and highly anticipated clash with the minions of the Lady de Winter. Mighty Porthos has just finished a long oration about his Passive View approach to creating maintainable WinForms screens... Posted Jun 03 2007, 11:12 PM by Jeremy D. Miller with | with 18 comment(s) Filed under: Build your own CAB, Design Patterns, Featured

• Build your own CAB Part #3 - The Supervising Controller Pattern

  When last we left D'Artagnan he had just concluded a successful duel with a number of screen concerns by dividing them with a masterful usage of the Humble Dialog Box. As D'Artagnan strives to regain his breathe, he's heartened by the appearance... Posted May 25 2007, 07:55 AM by Jeremy D. Miller with | with 32 comment(s) Filed under: Build your own CAB, Design Patterns, Featured