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Following Passions (and Leaving Microsoft)

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Adaptive Batch Sizes for Backend Processing. QuickReactions - Isomorphic Hello World with React and Node. Following Passions (and Leaving Microsoft). I decided to leave Microsoft; Friday, March 20th is my last day. As I blogged about when I moved out here. With my experience on RIA, I got a taste of delivering frameworks and tools to large developer audiences, and that became a new direction for me. NuGet became what I wanted to work on. When I became the dev lead for NuGet, version 1.5 had just ship...

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Task Manager: dependency injection | Vlad's blog

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Task Manager: dependency injection. Leave a comment ». This is the fourth post of a series of posts on developing Web applications using ASP.Net MVC. The previous two posts are available here:. Task Manager: application architecture and domain model. Task Manager: data access layer. The source code is available on CodePlex. The idea of modules. Public class DomainLayer : Module { protected override void Load(ContainerBuilder builder) { builder.RegisterType UserActionLogger ().As IUserActionLogger...Insta...

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Most Recent Posts – Craig G Wilson

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This blog represents my thoughts. Mostly, they will be about software development, because that is what I do. I work for MongoDB as a driver engineer and evangelist developing software and tools for other developers. June 15, 2011. Building an IoC Container - Refactoring. The code for this step is located on github. In the previous post. Now, they look almost exactly the same, so, as we discussed in the last post, the difference is purely semantic. Activators construct things and Lifetimes manage them.

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Vlad's blog | In programming veritas | Page 2

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Task Manager: dependency injection. Leave a comment ». This is the fourth post of a series of posts on developing Web applications using ASP.Net MVC. The previous two posts are available here:. Task Manager: application architecture and domain model. Task Manager: data access layer. The source code is available on CodePlex. The idea of modules. Public class DomainLayer : Module { protected override void Load(ContainerBuilder builder) { builder.RegisterType UserActionLogger ().As IUserActionLogger...Insta...

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Is Test Driven Development the only future for software development? | The random utterances of David Arno

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The random utterances of David Arno. Is Test Driven Development the only future for software development? Warning: this post hasn't been updated in over three years and so may contain out of date information. This blog post was inspired by a brief twitter conversation between myself and Mark Seeman. On how, in the future, developers will likely just write tests and how the computer will generate the code to make those tests pass. 8216;s ability to survive temperatures well above 100 C; a giant redwood.

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Sverre's blog: august 2011

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Torsdag 4. august 2011. Using Gendarme with CruiseControl.Net for code analysis. Gendarme is being developed as a part of the Mono project and is a tool for code analysis. It comes with a wide range of predefined rules and can easily be extended with you own custom rules which you can write in C# or other .Net languages. Configuring the CruiseControl.Net buidl task. In order to generate the file, I execute the following PowerShell command:. D: SomeDir Artifact AssembliesForCodeAnalysis.txt'. The PowerShe...

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Sverre's blog: Using Gendarme with CruiseControl.Net for code analysis

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Torsdag 4. august 2011. Using Gendarme with CruiseControl.Net for code analysis. Gendarme is being developed as a part of the Mono project and is a tool for code analysis. It comes with a wide range of predefined rules and can easily be extended with you own custom rules which you can write in C# or other .Net languages. Configuring the CruiseControl.Net buidl task. In order to generate the file, I execute the following PowerShell command:. D: SomeDir Artifact AssembliesForCodeAnalysis.txt'. The PowerShe...

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Sverre's blog: juni 2009

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Torsdag 18. juni 2009. LEAP Conference – day 3. A summary of day 3 of the LEAP conference in Redmond, Seattle. Sync: Why, what and how. Faster response, richer UX. Legacy applications can be migrated to use the Cloud as a data storage by using Sync. Using a timestamp. Use locking until synchronization is finished? Not detecting conflicts will result in data loss. Complex algorithms for conflics detection exists, which don’t require storing the history of all changes. Can result in duplicated data. How do...

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Sverre's blog: november 2013

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Torsdag 14. november 2013. NServiceBus fails to connect to RavenDB during high load. Recently I experienced a serious issue with NServiceBus and RavenDB where the NServiceBus endpoints no longer were able to connect to RavenDB. The following error message was written to the Windows event log:. System.Net.Sockets.SocketException (0x80004005): An operation on a socket could not be performed because the system lacked sufficient buffer space or because a queue was full. It turned out that this is. Init() { C...