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Asynchronous Message Router in C# by Chandramouli Muralidaran on Oct 06, 2009
This article explains and demonstrates some patterns for asynchronous message routing using C#.
Background Processes in ASP .Net Web Applications by Chandramouli Muralidaran on Oct 01, 2009
This article talks about various approaches of creating background processing in Web application using C#.
Custom CacheManager Implementation for Windows/Console applications by Chandramouli Muralidaran on Sep 30, 2009
Mainly the term caching is used in web applications environments to store commonly used database values.
Introduction to the Visitor Pattern by Matthew Cochran on Aug 24, 2009
The power of adding a functional extensibility point to our classes via the visitor pattern is often overlooked. Using a visitor pattern is a very effective means of providing a nice boundary around a set of core classes while at the same time allowing for functional change. This article will demonstrate how the visitor pattern can be used as an extensibility mechanism and provide a boundary to keep core domain classes from getting cluttered.
Dependency Injection - NINJECT by Rohit Sinha on Jul 09, 2009
There are many ways of injecting dependencies, you can use Spring.NET, StructureMap etc. NInject is one way of achieving this. In this article, I have implemented Inversion of Control with minimal changes using NInject.
Provider Design Patterns in ASP.NET 2.0 by Abdul ' on Jun 22, 2009
This article tells you how to develop various applications using Provider Design Patterns present in .NET 2.0.
Singleton Pattern by Amit Dhania on Jun 10, 2009
In this article we will implement Singleton pattern to maintain global variables in Winform application.
Singleton Design Patterns in C# by Prasoon on Jun 09, 2009
Whenever we want that a class has only one instance and it should have global point to access it but allowing the flexibility to create more objects if the situation changes,in that case we will use Singleton Design Pattern.
Introducing MVC: A Model View Controller Framework for .NET Platform by Oleg Zhukov on May 26, 2009
This article explains the MVC pattern essentials and then walks through the key features of the MVC Framework which helps building true MVC based solutions.
Implementing the Passive View -- a Derivative of the Model-View-Control by Matthew Cochran on May 25, 2009
This article demonstrates an implementation of the "Passive View Pattern" (based on the "Model View Control Pattern") for windows user controls.
Introduction to Publisher policy file by Sateesh Kumar on May 06, 2009
This article explains about Assembly redirection using Publisher policy file.
UNITY Framework by Dhananjay Kumar on May 05, 2009
This article will explain how to use UNITY Framewrok to achieve DI and IOC design pattern.
UML Interview Questions Part 1 by Shivprasad Koirala on Mar 09, 2009
In this section will be cover Use case digrams,Class digrams,Composite digrams,Sequence digrams,Object digrams
Introducing: .NET Event Cache by Matthew Cochran on Mar 07, 2009
This article introduces a reusable generic event cache component that houses events with custom bubbling capabilities. This can be used as a component in your business objects to provide event declaration runtime with events that can bubble to other classes.
Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) - FAQ's by Shivprasad on Feb 13, 2009
In this article we will discuss abour Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) which is must and essential for every architect.
Introduction to Parametric Singleton Pattern by Sateesh Kumar on Feb 12, 2009
This article explains about Parametric Singleton Pattern.
Coding Better: Programming From the Outside In for Fluent Interfaces. Part IV - A Real World Application by Matthew Cochran on Feb 09, 2009
In this article we'll look at building a fluent interface to abstract parameter assertions which gives us readable code that closely models spoken/written language. This will make code consuming our API contain less code debt and reduce the total cost of maintenance.
Coding Better: Programming From the Outside In for Fluent Interfaces. Part III by Matthew Cochran on Jan 31, 2009
In a previous article I demonstrated a coding approach that allows us to easily build a Fluent Interface.  In this article we'll pick up where I left off and develop a more sophisticated/complex structure.
Coding Better: Programming From the Outside In for Fluent Interfaces. Part II by Matthew Cochran on Jan 31, 2009
In this article we’ll cover building a Fluent Interface in order to write readable code that closely models spoken/written language.  In a previous article I discussed how we can be more efficient and write better code by developing from the outside-in.  Now we’ll look at a new trick to make this approach even more effective, the Fluent Interface and Method Chaining.
DI and IOC by Shivprasad on Jan 20, 2009
In this article we will discuss about how IOC and DI can help us build loosely coupled software architecture.
Coding Better: Using Classes vs. Interfaces by Matthew Cochran on Jan 17, 2009
Using the .NET framework we basically have two ways to provide abstraction for our code: Classes and Interfaces. This article will look at the use of each and cover some things to consider when choosing between them in different situations.
Inversion of Control by Dhananjay Kumar on Jan 05, 2009
This article is explaning about Depenedncy Injection or Inversion of Control. It is explaning with examples in C#.
Implenting Singleton Pattern in C# by Dhananjay Kumar on Nov 28, 2008
This article provides introduction of Singleton pattern design pattern and how to implement that in C#. There are two ways has been explained to implement singleton pattern .
C# Code reviews using StyleCop by Shivprasad Koirala on Nov 14, 2008
In this article we will discuss an upcoming code review tool StyleCop. We will understand the basics and do a small sample of code review practically to understand how StyleCop works.
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