Andres Aguiar's Weblog
Just My Code
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Compensating transactions with DataSets
When building SO applications you usually need to write code to compensate failing transactions.
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Layered Architecture vs Living Domain Model
Ben Hogan has a an interesting post about the compatiblity between having a rich domain model and a layered architecture.
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iTunes and Windows Media Player
After CNet and Chris Anderson now is my turn to compare WMP 10 and iTunes ;)
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Fun with ASP.NET 2.0 build system
Fritz Onion is having fun with the ASP.NET 2.0 build system.
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WinFS, MBF and 'Integrated Innovation'
I wonder how responsible MBF is on WinFS delay. I have the feeling that quite a lot. If WinFS scope was to be 'just' a file system over a relational database where you can find things quickly, I think it would still be in Longhorn.
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Longhorn, WinFs and Avalon
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Software Factories, Coding Slaves and Craftsmanship
A couple of weeks ago flying back from Redmond I read 'Coding Slave'. I did not like it. It's a quick read but I found it too pretentious. Anyway, one of the claims (I hope that not serious) of the book is that as programmers are the ones that do the real job then they (we) have a lot of power, so we need to organize, etc.
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ASP.NET 2.0 and Visual Studio .NET build system
The way ASP.NET works with Visual Studio was completely rebuilt in VS.NET 2005. The reason is that they wanted VS.NET to embrace the ASP.NET runtime build model. In VS.NET 2003, you were 'forced' to work in a way that did not take advantage of the ASP.NET runtime build model.
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ASP.NET 2.0 and Visual Studio .NET design-time experience
Daniel complained about the lack of design-time component support in VS.NET 2005 for ASP.NET.
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JetBrains, Domain Specific Languages and Code Generation
There's a very interesting interview in codegeneration.net to JetBrains' Sergey Dmitriev.