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Just a quick update on stuff because I got a lot of questions about StoryTeller over the weekend. I'm currently focusing my attention on StructureMap . I'm giving it the Python 3000 treatment and pretty well gutting some of the internals to clean...
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I've had a couple people over the last couple weeks ask about how to get access to the StoryTeller source code. All you need to do is register for a user account on Tigris and use those credentials when you're challenged by SVN for credentials...
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Ayende has a post up this morning called Inverting Inversion of Control where he talks about registering services with an IoC container at runtime. Ayende is specifically saying that this technique is useful for injecting services that you either can't...
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Last week I did a talk at DevTeach called "Creating a Maintainable Software Ecosystem" ( the slide deck is here ). On one of my slides I had the following bullet point: NEVER build and deploy from a developer environment Even though it showed...
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Last week or so there was a thread on the altnetconf message board that about a usage of the Visitor pattern for validating a hierarchy of objects. At work I'm using the Visitor pattern with some frequency in my financial projects to deal with heterogeneous...
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I finally put the StoryTeller source code back into subversion today. There was more than enough interest in StoryTeller at ALT.NET to encourage me to go on. The first order is still to get StoryTeller as it is going, but the next steps may be adding...
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I owe some folks a couple blog posts, but I had to get this puppy out of the way. This white whale is swimming free, but I've got StoryTeller in my harpoon sights. I announced StoryTeller nearly a year ago and its finally getting close to a real release...
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If anybody's game, I'm making the first beta release of StoryTeller next week. I'll use the latest version over the next week at work to work out the kinks, but other sets of eyes would be appreciated. If you're interested, could you drop...
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Quick Note: I love *what* Fit testing accomplishes, but the mechanics are an issue. There's a rumor floating around that a bunch of test automation gurus are going to work up some ideas for how to "save" Fit testing. Anybody feel like commenting...
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Yes, this is overdue. Here is an introduction and table of contents to my "Build Your Own CAB" series of blog posts on designing WinForms applications. You'll see nothing here about user experience and not much WinForms technology. That...
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I will finish "Build your own CAB" at least before Acropolis hits and makes it all obsolete. In the meantime, check out all the stuff that's gone before: Preamble The Humble Dialog Box Supervising Controller Passive View Presentation Model...
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I forgot to mention it, but there is a new component being shipped with StructureMap called StructureMap.DataAccess. It's just a little helper component that wraps common ADO.Net manipulation I use when I need traditional DAL functionality (think...
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JavaScript, even more so than VB, has to be the Rodney Dangerfield of programming languages. I'm going to blow whatever credibility I might have by saying "I actually like programming in JavaScript." I'm actually building a lot of the...
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StructureMap Just a quick note, and to make myself a deadline, the next version of StructureMap will be dropping by the end of February. This version is about fullblown Generics support, ease of use, and flexible configuration. The new features are: Full...
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