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Monthly Archives: February 2008
Web Client Software Factory 2.0 shipped!
As promised, WE’RE LIVE!!!!! (Image courtesy of hyku via http://www.flickr.com/photos/hyku/480867085/) After a long haul and several posts such as here and here, we’re finally out the door with the next version of the Web Client Software Factory! Read more … Continue reading
Posted in ASP.NET, p and p, patterns and practices, wcsf
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XML and Fluent Interfaces
I have posted several times in the past on Fluent Interfaces. I think about Fluent Interfaces much in the same way I think about recursive functions, that is they are not for everything, but when you find the situation that … Continue reading
Posted in coding, Featured, fluent interface, misc
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Web Client 2.0, what’s the hold up?
As is obvious from the comments, we’ve hit some delays. This reason is due to GAT/GAX issues with version 1.4. Those issues have been resolved and GAT/GAX 1.4 has now shipped. I guess you can say that the previews ended, … Continue reading
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Patterns, it’s about teaching people how to fish
Today Larry Brader (Our Lead Test Manager) and I were having an interesting conversation that led me to make the above statement. Larry and I were discussing the root drivers for many of the architectural qualities I have been pushing … Continue reading
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Have you heard of SFD?
OK, you’ve heard of TDD and BDD, but have you heard of SFD? SFD stands for Simple-First Development. It’s a principle that we’re driving on as we move forward in our "Prism" (Composite WPF) project. Essentially it means that when … Continue reading
Posted in Composite WPF, Featured, prism
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