Monthly Archives: December 2007

If you are interested in staying up-to-date on Florida .NET Developer Events, I started a simple website, called FlaCodeBrew.net, that syndicates numerous developer events happening in the state of Florida. I initially started doing it for myself to start a … Continue reading →

If you are new to MVC in ASP.NET, it is only natural that your first attempt at using it will involve the use of server controls. If you create a blank ASP.NET MVC Website and add a Repeater Control to … Continue reading →

I have received numerous questions over the past year on the security architecture and features built into the Web Client Software Factory ( WCSF ) and Composite Web Application Block ( CWAB ). The CWAB has some pretty cool features … Continue reading →

Microsoft Patterns and Practices released their MVP Bundle a few weeks back which diverges a bit from the other guidance bundles that we have seen in the past in that it is more about guidance on the Model-View-Presenter Pattern itself … Continue reading →

I mentioned in my earlier post: Model-View-Presenter Seems Easier to Test Than ASP.NET MVC that my experience to date for doing view testing has been with the Model-View-Presenter Pattern and mocking the View Interface with a mocking framework. I have … Continue reading →

I have been creating an application using the new ASP.NET MVC Framework in the ASP.NET 3.5 Extensions Preview over the past week and am fumbling with the view-controller testing. I stopped testing the view-controller interaction altogether, because it feels incredibly … Continue reading →

BareBones Service Locator and AOP Using Policy Injection Application Block by David Hayden   Awhile back Oren posted how he built an IoC container in 15 lines of code. I thought it was a creative way to harness the power of … Continue reading →

The 2nd Annual Day of Patterns & Practices Event will be in Tampa, Florida on Thursday, January 31, 2008. This year we have another cool list of sessions: Web Client Software Factory v2.0 - Leverage the ASP.NET AJAX Features to build responsive … Continue reading →