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Mon, Mar 11 2013 14:27

Introducing EffectiveIoC

Last week I tweeted a few times about writing an IoC container in less than 60 lines of code.  I also blogged about how I thought the average IoC container was overly complex and didn’t promote DI-friendliness. Well, EffectiveIoC is the result of...
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Fri, Mar 1 2013 14:47

Azure Table Storage and the Great Certificate Expiry of 2013

I won’t get into too much detail about what happened; but on 22-Feb-2013, roughly at 8pm the certificates used for *.table.core.windows.net expired.  The end result was that any application that used Azure Table Storage .NET API (or REST API and...
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Wed, Feb 13 2013 12:02

async/await Tips

There’s been some really good guidance about async / await in the past week or two.  I’ve been tinkering away at this post for a while now—based on presentations I’ve been doing, discussions I’ve had with folks at Microsoft, etc.  Now seems...
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Tue, Sep 11 2012 14:04

Thread synchronization of non-atomic invariants in .NET 4.5

Now that we’ve seen how a singular x86-x64 focus might affect how we can synchronize atomic invariants , let’s look at non-atomic invariants. While an atomic invariant really doesn’t need much in the way of guarding , non-atomic invariants often do. ...
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Sun, Sep 9 2012 11:52

Thread synchronization of atomic invariants in .NET 4.5

I've written before about multi-threaded programming in .NET (C#). Spinning up threads and executing code on another thread isn't really the hard part. The hard part is synchronization of data between threads. Most of what I've written about...
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