Archive for the ‘ Development ’ Category
Seeing that it’s been a great while since my last write-up for The Pattern, I thought I would share with you today’s endeavor: getting the right stuff in place so I can start coding in TypeScript. Now, I’m not going to write about the language, nor why its existence is a good thing. I might come [ READ MORE ]
Once upon a project there was a base class: class abstract CommonLogic { protected CommonLogic(IFirstLowLevelService firstService) {} } …that several developers wanted to subclass. They all believed in the inversion of control principle and took therefore all their dependencies as constructor parameters. With Autofac, a dependency injection framework at hand they ventured forth implementing many [ READ MORE ]
With Autofac, factory delegates can be generated based on delegate signatures. This article shows how this is done and also shows a solution to using generic delegates with Autofac[ READ MORE ]
With the advent of FogBugz 7 and the new plugin system, new possibilities arise for us FogBugz users. Here is a tip on how to extend cases in this brilliant system with a custom field and add some functionality to it. Similar to the Related Cases feature, my scenario was that I wanted to connect cases [ READ MORE ]
Having isolated environments for doing development, testing or just trying out new stuff, is extremely valuable. I for one have several environments, one for each client I work for, and a couple for working with internal projects. In the early stone age we had to make do with multiple computers to achieve such isolated environments. [ READ MORE ]
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Peter