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In part 3 we took our first stab at bridging the data and object world by hand-writing our own data access layer and mapper. The approach turned out to be rather limited and required quite a bit of repetitive code (although it was useful in demonstrating...
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It's common to hear developers promote layering as a means to provide extensibility. The most common example, and one I used in Part 2 when we looked at interfaces, is the ability to switch out your data access layer in order to connect to a different...
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Intruduction Starting this kind of series by talking about domain driven design and object oriented programming is rather predictable. At first I thought I could avoid the topic for at least a couple posts, but that would do both you and me a great disservice...
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A common topic for tech bloggers is to talk about some of the books that had the greatest impact on their professional development. I've been a little surprise that, in the last handful I've read, Peopleware didn't make the list. Personally...
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This is the kind of post you make, and immediately get 4 comments saying the class you requested is already in the framework.... I've been working a lot on multithreaded applications lately. I'm not specifically talking about taking advantage...
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Today a new developer joined an ongoing discussion we’ve been having on a new system feature we’ve been designing/implementing. Within seconds of talking about it, I found myself doing something I later realize is quite common for me: establishing a common...
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