Apparently i've been cut off from hotmail as I'm now considered a spammer... And they now refuse my mails at the smtp gateway! Why in hell am I classified as a...
Someone is probably spoofing your email and people are reporting that you're sending it. Is it the one address or the whole serialseb.com domain? I constantly...
Xml is starting (early on) to get unweildy with people not used to IoC or a container ... Binsor is out as it has too many dependencies, I can't really spend ...
Try to identify specific kinds of components that you are registering with the IoC that could be done programmatically. For example, in an MVC application you...
I have considered something similar. ... passing asemblies to the IoC static class and having it scan the assembly for interfaces/classes and auto registering...
I have gone down the route of creating custom configuration "DSLs" for common or onerous configuration tasks that are implemented as facilities. This allows...
Shawn, Out of pure selfishness, could you share what your "DSL" looks like? ... From: Shawn Hinsey <smhinsey@...> To: altdotnet@yahoogroups.com Sent:...
Sure, here's a really simplistic example that defines the configuration of a message processing system. I realize that a lot of this duplicates WCF, but this...
It might be late on a Friday night here - but that reads a lot worse than the standard XML :) Of course I don't have the documentation, and I do have beer...
It's a small example, so it's not hard to see the clear win. It creates a hierarchy of several dozens of different collaborators, most of which are implicit...
I wrote up a blog post about my extensions to MSTest I mentioned at the start of this thread. With these extensions, MSTest gets a "RollBack" attribute and a...
I'm late to this party as this list has more traffic than my small brain can handle, but I say: * Use what makes you happy. If you're not happy, try something...
I'd consider using partial methods instead if you can get your aspects in there at compile time. That'll be AOP enough with zero perf cost. ... -- Scott...
Hi Scott Thanks for your input, I have to say I was a bit extreme in my statements and I've now seen the light and returned to my more normal pragmatic self. I...
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Ayende Rahien
Ayende@...
Feb 2, 2008 7:34 pm
Depends. I use VS as a text editor, notepad2 with python colors for longer scripts, #D for Boo projects....
Scott Could you explain how using partial methods mitigates the risk of cross cutting concerns in your mind? I have heard this position before and never really...
I've noticed recently that more and more previously 'free' things are becoming commercial ... NCover, TestDriven.Net, etc etc ... This make little difference...
Is that still the case? Last I checked, it was no longer available. ... From: Jeremy D. Miller <jeremydmiller@...> Sent: Sunday, February 03, 2008 8:01...
... to develop ... addition to ... NCover will ... this point ... Coverage ... That's the risk you take by using open source tools/frameworks, and one of the...
It isn't even the open source/free bit I'm concerned about ... it is the eventual outcome. I can't get my client to shell out a lot of cash for (for example) ...
Hi Casey, I'm going to answer from the open source (rather than merely cost-free) angle... The beauty of open source is that open source code is open forever....
I appreciate all of that Charlie - and I would be the first to say that if you can make a living from NUnit then great ... the same with NCover and ...
