Matthew Podwysocki
12 posts.
- IoC and Unity - The Basics and InterceptionIoC and Unity - The Basics and InterceptionI realize it's been a while since my last post on Inversion of Control containers and looking at Unity as one of them. Since that time, Scott Hanselman…
- IoC and the Unity Application Block Once AgainUpdate: Fixed code changed from CTP and More in the series: - IoC Containers, Unity and ObjectBuilder2 - The Saga Continues - IoC Container, Unity and…
- Aspect Oriented Programming with .NET with WindsorUpdate: Fixed some code issue and added a bit more discussion With our group, we've discussed IoC quite often as part of the discussion. Some are pretty…
- Design by Contract and C# (without Spec#)After finishing the mini-lecture circuit and my often viewed dive into Spec#, I decided to see if anyone else was working in the Design By Contract (DBC)…
- My Adventures in F#Update: Added new Hanselminutes show on F# and other links With the new year comes new challenges. Recently I've been looking to take my background in…
- DC ALT.NET Meeting January WrapupWell, we had another great DC ALT.NET meeting last night. I want to send a special thank you to CMAP, Randy Hayes and for allowing us to crash the…
- C# - vNextI've been reading lately about what people are interested in with the next version of C#. It's amazing to think how far the language has come from the…
- Object Mother Pattern versus Test Data Builder PatternWhen creating my unit tests, I've been a big believer in the Object Mother pattern for creating state for my immutable value objects. Basically, I need to…
- .NET 3.5, Design by contract and Spec# WrapupUpdate: Adding Visual Studio Integration discussion Update: Stay tuned for additional posts in this series as things permit
- .NET 3.5, Design by contract and Spec#Updates: Part 2: Method Contracts (Preconditions/Postconditions) Part 3: Invariants Part 4: Object Ownership/Assertions & Assumptions Part 5: Frame…
- More Things Great .NET Developers Should KnowA few weeks ago, I linked to a list of What Great .NET Developers Should Know. I then came up with the idea of adding more of my own through my own…
- C++/CLI and XML Code DocumentationFinally, in Visual Studio 2005, Microsoft now supports XML Code Documentation. Visual Studio now ships with XDCMake.exe which creates XML Documentation…
