The Shade Tree Developer
Jeremy is the Chief Software Architect at Dovetail Software, the coolest ISV in Austin. Jeremy began his IT career writing "Shadow IT" applications to automate his engineering documentation, then wandered into software development because it looked like more fun. Jeremy is the author of the open source StructureMap tool for Dependency Injection with .Net, StoryTeller for supercharged acceptance testing in .Net, and one of the principal developers behind FubuMVC. Jeremy's thoughts on all things software can be found at The Shade Tree Developer at http://codebetter.com/jeremymiller.Upcoming posts…
How I'm using StoryTeller to test FubuMVC
Building a "Lookup" html convention w/ FubuMVC
FubuMVC's Configuration Model "Special Sauce"
Managing Script dependencies with FubuMVC
Authorization and FubuMVC
Continuations
Composing Views with FubuMVC
Extensible Model Binding with FubuMVC
Introducing "Bottles"
Modular Packaging with FubuMVC
Self-Installing Apps w/ FubuMVC
Routing and Behavioral Conventions with FubuMVC
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Monthly Archives: January 2011
Announcing the new ATX Code Lunch
Unfortunately, the original AgileATX has died an untimely death. Between Dovetail, Headspring, and Drilling Info, we’re attempting to reboot what had been my favorite developer group — but make it a bit more focused without losing the social aspect that … Continue reading
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If you are using StructureMap with MVC3, please read this:
Ok, a couple people are stumbling into some problems with using StructureMap with ASP.Net MVC3′s new IoC integration. Steve Smith has a blog post here that shows a correctly working version of using StructureMap as MVC3′s IDependencyResolver. The specific problem … Continue reading
Yet Another Podcast with Jesse Liberty
While I was at CodeMash I got to record an episode of Yet Another Podcast with Jesse Liberty. We talked about IoC containers, .Net in general, and he got me to talk about ALT.NET as a movement and why we … Continue reading
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A Train of Thought – Wrapping up CodeMash 2011
I had a great time at CodeMash yet again. For those of us who look at software development as more of a lifestyle than just a way to meet the mortgage, these kinds of events are like a huge dose … Continue reading
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My bookkeeping post for 2011
I had a lot of people ask me at CodeMash when I’m doing such and such or how something else was going. Honestly, I’d like to do less this year but enjoy it more. Here’s my rundown of stuff for … Continue reading
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Building a Simple FubuMVC Convention
I will fix the *&^%*ing code formatting later. In my last missive I gave a high level explanation of FubuMVC’s configuration strategy. Before going deep into the details, let’s look at a simple example that demonstrates both the runtime and … Continue reading
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FubuMVC’s Configuration Strategy
To continue my blogging blast on FubuMVC, it’s time to talk about how fubu is configured. For long time FubuMVC followers, there was a flurry of commits just before Christmas this year to support the new packaging model that greatly … Continue reading
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FubuMVC, Routing, and the Front Controller Pattern
Authors’s note: I’ll be switching to using GistHub for code samples shortly, but bear with me just for now please. In my last massive post I talked a little bit about how FubuMVC’s behavior model works. In the interest of … Continue reading
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FubuMVC’s Internal Runtime, the Russian Doll Model, and how it compares to ASP.Net MVC and OpenRasta
I’m blogging out some preliminary FubuMVC documentation in preparation for a workshop later this week. As a logical place to start, I’d like to dive into the internals of how FubuMVC handles an Http request. Along the way I’ll try … Continue reading
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An Idle Thought about Selecting a Development Platform
I’m working hard all weekend (minus my son’s very late birthday party and the Chiefs playoff game today) getting ready for my FubuMVC workshop at CodeMash. A pretty important part of that workshop is to start by explaining / justifying … Continue reading
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