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Architecture based on SoC If you don't know by now, I've become a huge fan of the Agile software movement - specifically the Model-View-Presenter ("MVP") setup and the concepts of Inversion of Control ("IoC"), Dependency Injection Read More
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If you want to have a Read-Only or Write-Only property on an object that you are sending through WCF, you can safely do this by marking the underlying field as [DataMember] instead of the property. Previously, I had been writing all of my properties with Read More
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I received several excellent responses to my previous Cry For Help from both internal sources (my coworkers) and external sources (commenters on the post). Based on these additional conversations and also based on what I read in Eric Evans' Domain Read More
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I've been reading up on Domain Driven Design for a while now. I'm a third of the way through Eric Evan's Domain Driven Design book. I'm a regular reader of all things CodeBetter and Ayende. And I've recently made several attempts to attend developer events Read More
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I created an architectural layers diagram for my company a couple of days ago, based on my current view of the development world. This view is essentially my current representation of how we can achieve a high level of Test Driven Development, Domain Read More
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[Edit] Looks like this came down to me misunderstaning what Ayende was trying to say, originally... I think it is only a semantic difference between what I stated and what he stated. My oppologies to Ayende for the misunderstanding on my part. [/Edit] Read More
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I've Previously Posted my question of how to merge the Domain Driven Design ("DDD") principles with Rocky Lhotka's CSLA framework. Recently, one of my coworkers asked almost precisely the same question. After a quick discussion with him, I compiled a Read More
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I found myself looking for a Dependency Injection tool / container a few days ago. I've known about DI for some time now and have used it a lot even without Test Driven Development, so the need for DI in TDD was quite apparent to me. I did some brief Read More
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Thanks to Sahil Malik, I now understand completely, why SQL Server 2005 is "more gooder" than Oracle. :)
Check this video out - Orange County Choppers Now Ride on Microsoft
For a fantastic comparison between Oracle and SQL Server 2005, switch to Read More
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Via QGYen.NET, anyone running Community Server photos needs to apply the script that ken posted, to fix a stored procedure for performance reasons.
The cause of the problem? The procedure was using some inefficient SQL in order to get the total Read More
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Richard Hsu has a post that talks about the differences between T-SQL's “Not In” and “Not Exists” functionality, stating that “Not Exists” can be faster. SQL Server Books OnLine talks about the two in generic syntax Read More
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I've had this question for a long time, but am just now getting around to seeing it in an app again.... Given the scenario of 3 tables to create a many to many relationship:
Table1IDName
Table2IDName
jTable3Table1_IDTable2_ID
How do you create a select Read More
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In an effort to improve the performance of one of my applications, I have been researching the use of SQLXML for SQL Server 2000, specifically with the “For XML Explicit” option of the Select statement. The basics of this option are fairly Read More
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To anyone in the near vicinity of a 75% Off Book Store, you need to do yourself a favor and stop by the store soon. I have just recently visited the stores in Mequite, and Plano, and have found that they have been shipped just about every .NET book published Read More
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Thanks to WallyM for pointing out the This Link to the IBM site for the iSeries ADO.NET Data Provider. So many new toys to play with... so little time. Read More
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