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    Primitive Dependencies with the Simple Injector

    This article describes how to extend the Simple Injector with convension based configuration for primitive constructor arguments.When working with dependency injection, services (classes that contain behavior) depend on other services. The general idea i...

    Steven  Posted on Jul 19 2012 12:00AM
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    Writing Highly Maintainable WCF Services

    When it comes to writing maintainable software, there is no alternative to the five core principles of object oriented design. When software is based on these principles, everything becomes significantly easier. When your software is based on these princi...

    Steven  Posted on Aug 30 2012 12:00AM
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    Returning data from command handlers

    This article extends the architectural design of command handlers to allow command handlers to return data.A few months back I described the command / handler architecture that I (and many others) use to effectively model business operations in a system. ...

    Steven  Posted on Apr 14 2012 12:00AM
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    Nested Master Pages Until Orcas

    This article describes how to inherit your .aspx pages from a custom class, in such a way that you can use nested master pages, without getting that terrible 'Design view does not support creating or editing nested master pages. To create or edit nested m...

    Steven  Posted on Feb 11 2007 12:00AM
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    Code Consistency With Asynchronous Exceptions

    Three weeks ago Joe Duffy published an article about 'Monitor.Enter, thread aborts, and orphaned locks' on his blog. After reading this article and responding to it (see my comments), I was pretty much in shock. I came to the conclusion that the C# &lsquo...

    Steven  Posted on Feb 21 2007 12:00AM
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    Custom Parameter Gotcha

    This article describes a little gotcha that might emerge when writing a custom parameter that derives from System.Web.UI.WebControls.Parameter.A couple of months ago I was building a custom control Parameter when I came across a little gotcha. The custom ...

    Steven  Posted on Mar 3 2007 12:00AM
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    Defensive programming, Design by Contract and Spec#

    Fredrik Normén recently wrote an article about "Defensive programming and Design by Contract on a routine level" and I can't agree with him more. I'm a true believer in the defensive programming style he describes. Like Fredrik, I'm very ...

    Steven  Posted on Nov 28 2007 12:00AM
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    Spec#, Love you long time!

    I'll repeat Greg Young and Fredrik Normén here.I stated in the past that I really like the idea of Spec#, but even more I like the idea of Spec# being integrated in C# later on. But nontheless I want verifiable software... ...

    Steven  Posted on Apr 29 2008 12:00AM
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    Inlining of value types

    Great news is coming from the .NET Runtime Team. The new coming service pack for the .NET framework addresses inlining of value types.Last couple of days I've been commenting on Fredrik Normén's blog (here and here) and Roger Alsing's blog (here) a...

    Steven  Posted on May 14 2008 12:00AM
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