A while back I wrote a post about the geek?s new lap top carrier. And the tour of the new bag that was offered to me when said bag arrived. After a few fan letters begging for more information on the bag (wow, seriously, you geeky types just never stop surprising me), I?d like to […]
Read MoreI am going to start a series of articles on using FubuMVC for web projects. I have several reason for writing these, one of which is FubuMVC has a lack of documentation right now, so these articles will help out that cause. Also I am starting to do mostly web work, and want to do […]
Read MoreI’ve been watching and participating with the Alt.Net, Design Patterns, and Best Practices groups for a while now. Sometime on the sidelines, sometime in the thick of things. I watch as people go about confronting and teaching each other, sometimes with the greatest of respect — other times, not so much. One thing is apparent […]
Read MoreThe first ‘official’ virtual ALT.NET meeting for the old continent has been scheduled for next Monday (02/02/2009). For this first one, Greg Young is kind enough to share some of his wisdom regarding Domain-Driven Design. Everyone who believes that he’s geek enough is free to attend, even if you’re not living in Europe. Start Time: […]
Read MoreMany of you may not know this, but Alex and I both enjoy riding motorcycles. Here?s a photo of Alex on his steed of steel. Doesn?t he look happy?
Read MorePeter Provost is Program Manager for Visual Studio Team System Architecture Edition. He visited with us recently on the upcoming release of Visual Studio 2010 and the the architecture tools it introduces. Although UML is part of the story, this isn?t your grandmother?s modeling story. Peter?s Agile approach to architecture is clear in the tooling […]
Read MoreI found myself in an email exchange with a friend recently who described his team’s efforts to implement some Agile practices. This post is a distillation of a much longer email thread between us, and my take on it is that he wasn’t trying to bring Agility to his team so much as he was […]
Read MoreLast week I was forced to resort to ISQLQuery to solve a problem using NHibernate (the application in question is stuck on v1.2 and what I needed to do is only possible in 2.0+). It’s been a long time since I stepped outside the bounds of ICriteria. Therefore I had to use Google in an […]
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