Having slain the beast that is Shared Database, the next dragon to appear on my Enterprise Integration horizon is Shared Assemblies. That is, the suggestion…
Life would be simpler if I had the source code
Having slain the beast that is Shared Database, the next dragon to appear on my Enterprise Integration horizon is Shared Assemblies. That is, the suggestion…
A few days ago a friend emailed me the following question regarding NHibernate mappings for a solution he’s currently developing: “I have an idea entity…
So, I was in the office at a client site, walking back to my desk after grabbing a quick coffee, when a developer on a…
I just had an email from a friend asking where business logic should go when using MVC – the controller or the model. I thought…
When I first started writing automated unit tests for my code, I remember getting carried away writing lots of tiny little tests, each with a…
I’ve been asked “How do you test LINQ queries?” a couple of times in the past few months, so I thought I’d blog my answer…
I’ve done a fair bit of WCF development recently (and amazingly I came out of it relatively unscathed, both psychologically and emotionally). Using Castle Windsor’s…
Here’s another custom WCF EndpointBehavior I found useful recently. Not content with logging all unhandled errors, I wanted to output a DEBUG level log message…
OK, my last WCF-related code snippet of the day, I promise. This is quite similar to the last one. I required that the WCF service…
If you’ve recently moved across to ASP.NET MVC development following years of wrangling with the leaky abstraction that was WebForms, you may have encountered some…