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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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Sat, Dec 18 2010 10:53

The Custom Configuration Section Code Smell

I was recently involved in a project that involved some design-time configuration.  That design-time configuration was based on custom config sections. I didn't really pay too much attention to it at the time because I don't write my own...
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Wed, Dec 8 2010 23:06

Fluent Builders, Part 1

I’ve seen some conversations about fluent builders as of late, and I’d thought I’d post some information about fluent builders, the principles behind them, the problems they address, and how to implement them. Fluent Builder is a combination of the builder...
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Wed, Nov 3 2010 8:23

Deep Dive on Closure Pitfalls

I've blogged about closures in C# and their pitfalls before. I keep seeing problems with closures--more now that lambdas expressions and statements ("lambdas") are becoming more widespread--even with experienced developers. So, I'd thought...
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Mon, May 24 2010 11:18

Using the dynamic Keyword in C# to Improve Object-Orientation

With polymorphism, object-oriented languages allow "...different data types to be handled using a uniform interface". Ad-hoc polymorphism is when you declare multiple methods of the same name but differ by the type of an argument. For example...
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Wed, Nov 12 2008 10:02

.NET 4.0, Evolving .NET Development

.NET 4.0 is the first release of .NET since 2.0 that evolves .NET for every programmer. .NET 3.0 was largely LINQ and .NET 3.5 was largely new namespaces (like WCF, WWF, etc.) .NET 4.0 evolves the programming and design for any programmer. It offers framework...
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