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Exploring N-Tier Architecture with LINQ to SQL (Part 4 of n)
Sanity Check Now that we’ve completed the first of what I’m sure will be many coding iterations of our business entity layer solution it is now time to do some testing. In this post we… more →
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The Object Mapper Domain Model
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wrote 1 day ago: Last time, I introduced the object mapper. Here, I describe its domain model. The request and respon … more →
DataColumn in WinGrid with a Nullable Date in Domain Model
wrote 2 weeks ago: If you have a nullable date field in your domain, but the Infragistics column date field isn’t … more →
Simple 3-Tier Architecture
wrote 1 month ago: I am going to write a short series of articles related to N-Tier architecture. After many years of c … more →
Motivation
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wrote 7 months ago: I started to think about the relation of DDD and Ruby /Rails when I was thinking about the subject o … more →
Fowler on the Anemic Domain Model
wrote 9 months ago: I know I’m certainly guilty of this. I treat the domain model simply like a means of accessing … more →
Comprehensive Brevity
wrote 1 year ago: When requirements analysts are thorough, those who read and use the requirements can easily get lost … more →
Exploring N-Tier Architecture with LINQ to SQL (Part 4 of n)
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wrote 1 year ago: Sanity Check Now that we’ve completed the first of what I’m sure will be many coding ite … more →
Exploring N-Tier Architecture with LINQ to SQL (Part 3 of n)
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wrote 1 year ago: Part 3 - Creating Business Entities from Data Entities In part one of this series we looked at how L … more →
Exploring N-Tier Architecture with LINQ to SQL (Part 2 of n)
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wrote 1 year ago: Part 2 – The DataContext To get us started on the right foot, let’s take a quick look at … more →
Exploring N-Tier Architecture with LINQ to SQL (Part 1 of n)
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wrote 1 year ago: Part 1 – Analyzing LINQ to SQL Entities For the past six months or so I’ve been playing … more →
Five J2EE design decisions!
wrote 2 years ago: Several days ago, I finished reading the book-POJO in Action. I really benefit a lot from th … more →
Software as a Service and Service Oriented Architecture - Why they fail to meet the hype in execution
wrote 2 years ago: The hype factor has done it again. We are all left starting at each other for just what in the world … more →
The nitty gritty...
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wrote 2 years ago: Behind every good man is a good woman… I know that certainly is true with me (right honey). Be … more →
Active Record Vs. Unit of Work
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wrote 1 year ago: Lately, I’ve been doing some research on which path to take – Active Record or a pure Do … more →
