Should You Fix Working Software? Part 2: An Answer(christopherdeweese.com)

submitted by cdeweese(55) 2 years, 10 months ago

A discussion on what to do when there is a gap in the knowledge base among developers and how to encourage developers to grow their skills. read more...

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WSCF.Blue Support for WCF and Tips for WCF + XmlSerializer(christopherdeweese.com)

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Discusses the Web Services Contract First (WSCF) blue release with support for WCF and tips on using the XmlSerializer in WCF with message contracts for interop situations. read more...

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CodeRush & Refactor! Pro 9.1 is released(community.devexpress.com)

submitted by Lord(3737) 3 years, 1 month ago

Performance should be noticeably faster in most areas of the product, especially on large projects. Startup time, project opening time and editing performance have all been affected by this work. Memory usage has been reduced significantly, and should be especially noticeable when working with large projects. Code issue technology is now shipping. This new technology shows redundant code, hints, warnings, errors, and design-related problems (a.k.a. "code smells") while you work, and also binds to CodeRush's CodeProvider technology and Refactor! Pro's refactoring technology, so you can quickly apply fixes to a number of detected issues. read more...

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Dude, where's my message? WCF and Bringing Messages Back From The Dead(blog.christopherdeweese.com)

submitted by cdeweese(55) 3 years, 1 month ago

Article covers how to bring WCF messages back from the transactional dead-letter queue using a WCF router which can resend any message back to it's original destination queue. Includes source discussion and zip file download of the solution (VS 2008) read more...

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Dependency Injection: Modularize Your Services and Applications(blog.christopherdeweese.com)

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Article that covers a simple dependency injection example, what it is, and why it can be a useful tool for your toolbox. read more...

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LINQ to XML: Generating National Information Exchange Model XML Docume(blog.christopherdeweese.com)

submitted by cdeweese(55) 3 years, 5 months ago

Using LINQ to XML to build NIEM compliant XML documents. read more...

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Exposing Services: Some Principles Revisited(blog.christopherdeweese.com)

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SOA principles discussed after recent experience building services. read more...

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Introducing the ASP.NET MVC (Part 1) - The Model-View-Controller Patte(coderjournal.com)

submitted by zigamorph(3319) 3 years, 5 months ago

About a month and a half ago I announced that I am writing a book, I was really overwhelmed by the amount of support that I received from this announcement. Both myself and Al are really looking forward to the day when this book ships, and we start receiving real feedback on all our hard work. However, both of us would like to start receiving feedback as soon as possible, so… In an effort to write the book and keep blogging, I decided to open source the last chapter, Chapter 2, that I have to write. I am doing this so I can receive feedback on this chapter as early as possible. Because this chapter, in my opinion, is probably the most critical of the book, it defines the context around ASP.NET MVC and how it differs from ASP.NET Web Forms, as well as giving a historical perspective of the MVC pattern. read more...

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