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submitted by rao.ritesh 16 hours, 46 minutes ago

codeinsanity.com — This post goes into developing a sample that uses the repository base implemented in my previous post, RepositoryBase. The post also shows how you can leverage RepositoryBase and achieve a degree of Persistence Ignorance by implementing two separate persistence layers using Linq to SQL and NHibernate and transparently swapping one out for the other without affecting your domain or tests. read more...

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submitted by volume4 1 day ago

dotnet.dzone.com — Another very simple pattern builds on the foundation of the Safe-Unsafe Cache pattern. What is the easiest way to protect data from multi-threaded access and to incur the minimal performance cost while doing so? Making it read-only! read more...

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submitted by Ravi.silicus 1 day, 1 hour ago

silicusblogs.com — In this post I will explain tips to expose functionality and abstract details of your business logic. However, instead of focusing on the technical details I will focus more on the need to use practices. I will take you through a real life example to explain why it is important to put significant thoughts into this concept. read more...

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submitted by maxtoroq maxtoroq 3 days, 1 hour ago

maxtoroq.wordpress.com — Helper classes are reusable rules that use class selectors. Helper classes are designed to let you: 1) Apply style to an element without having to create a special rule for that element. 2) Abstract away browser inconsistencies. 3) Make documents more style readable. read more...

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submitted by CumpsD CumpsD 3 days, 14 hours ago

blog.cumps.be — Last part of a 16 parts Design Patterns series, talking about the Proxy Pattern. read more...

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submitted by adron 4 days, 8 hours ago

adronbhall.com — Maybe because I'm often entertained by the geekiest of things, I've started usage of the Smuggling Pattern named after a fellow software architect Matt Davis's terminology of smuggling data into and out of Excel. It is something that I've lately needed to do on a regular basis, get data into and out of Excel without Excel, or at least the evil COM Interop Model, really knowing what is going on. In other words, I want total programmatic control over data so I can trust it versus Excel mangling my poor data up. This is what the Smuggling Pattern is going to do for me, and it is doing it well. Now you might think, "WTF!" But just to clarify, the Smuggling Pattern is really the Builder Pattern that we architects know and love with a cooler more fun more pirate like name! So with that, here's some of that code, and the TDD process I undertook to get this sucker built to set sail. read more...

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submitted by snickers5x5 4 days, 18 hours ago

lostechies.com — Talks about a book club on DDD that was started up in Austin and its benefits. read more...

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submitted by wisemx wisemx 4 days, 19 hours ago

blogs.msdn.com — No, I’m not talking about NEANDERTHALS (there’s a joke in there somewhere), but rather a technique that a colleague of mine, Josh Twist, has recently blogged about – “Avoiding Primitive Obsession to tip developers into the pit of success”. I’d always seen a pit as symbolic of failure, so I’m pretty pleased there’s such a thing as a pit of success – improves my odds massively J I’ve drawn attention to this because it is an approach I discovered a few years back, and I love it. I just use a slightly different implementation to Josh; read more...

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submitted by birdchest birdchest 4 days, 20 hours ago

monstersgotmy.net — Behavior driven development example using the walking dead. read more...

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published 4 days, 21 hours ago, submitted by rao.ritesh 5 days, 11 hours ago

codeinsanity.com — In my previous post I put down some thoughts on the Repository and Specification patterns and in the end said that with the introduction of Linq and the growing popularity of ORM frameworks and their support for Linq, it’s time to look back at these two patterns and see how we can leverage Linq to simplify the patterns and make them infrastructure agnostic. read more...

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submitted by Lyhr 6 days, 12 hours ago

morten.lyhr.dk — Jeffrey Palermo has coined the pattern onion architecture, so what is it? Actually it is "just" my default architecture, and has been for some time now. The ideas behind are not new, and it is related to other principles and patterns. Never the less I really like having a name for it, so we have a common understanding of it. read more...

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submitted by igoro 8 days, 6 hours ago

igoro.com — Big-Oh notation is a simple and powerful way to express how running time of a particular algorithm depends on the size of the input. But, what about the complexity of parallel programs? There are several ways to incorporate this variable into the Big-Oh notation, and I am going to describe them one-by-one. read more...

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submitted by gilf gilf 10 days ago

blogs.microsoft.co.il — The post is the summary of a design patterns series with links to all the pattern posts of the series. read more...

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submitted by bdsutton 10 days, 16 hours ago

subjunctive.wordpress.com — I recently picked up a 17 year old text talking about OO programming and it got me thinking about where we are going with application building. 17 years ago coding was too function-centric but it should have been more data-centric. Now that OO is fairly mainstream coding is too data-centric, and the claim is that we need to be more model-centric. Where are we going from here? read more...

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submitted by gilf gilf 11 days, 22 hours ago

blogs.microsoft.co.il — The post describe the interpreter design pattern and shows an implementation in C#. read more...

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submitted by CumpsD CumpsD 12 days, 1 hour ago

blog.cumps.be — It's been a while again, but it's time for another pattern. Today we'll look at the State Pattern. First of all, the definition: "Allow an object to alter its behavior when its internal state changes. The object will appear to change its class." read more...

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