Jarod Ferguson
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Jarod Ferguson is a principle craftsman with Guild 3 Software, specializing in enterprise software development and architecture on the Microsoft .NET platform. Before joining Guild3 he was a Lead Software Architect, where he designed and developed a global supply chain trading platform for a leading provider of on-demand supply chain management. Passionate about progressive agile processes like SCRUM and Lean w/ KanBan, Jarod is always on the lookout for a better way to build software.
Jarod finds himself drawn to the latest and greatest offerings from the Open Source Software Community and Microsoft, and likes to stay current by reviewing Community Technology Previews and perusing Open Source code repositories. He participated in the Microsoft Technology Adoption Program for the Entity Framework and the Microsoft Web Client Software Factory advisory board, and has also reviewed Orielly Media technical books. As an active member of the .Net community, Jarod enjoys taking part in local software related events, regional code camps, and national conferences. He blogs on ElegantCode.com. Outside of work he enjoys spending time with his wife & daughter, snowboarding and coaching soccer. He is also a huge soccer & college football fan and can’t seem to get enough HDTV! Feel free to drop him a line – jarod AT elegantcode
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Recent Posts by Jarod Ferguson
- Event Driven Architecture: Publishing Events using an IOC container - January 6th, 2010
- Advanced Unity: Connecting Implementations to Open Generic Types - December 18th, 2009
- Unity Extension for Entity Framework POCO Configuration, Repository and Unit of Work - December 15th, 2009
- Entity Framework POCO (EF4): Generic Repository and Unit of Work Prototype - December 15th, 2009
- Entity Framework POCO (EF4): A Simple Mapping - December 15th, 2009
- IIS 7.5 - 401.3 Unauthorized when trying to read a javascript file - November 23rd, 2009
- Why I didn’t blog from March-August (off topic… a little) - November 23rd, 2009
- DTO’s, DDD & The Anemic Domain Model - November 13th, 2009
- Tips for ORM Data Access - November 12th, 2009
- Lazy Loading is… well… lazy - November 12th, 2009
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