Contents tagged with General Software Development
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The Office 2007 UI Bible
I've started reading a lot about UI in the last couple of months. During the Office 2007 beta process I run into some blog posts from Jensen Harris that I found interesting but I never followed his blog.
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Normalization
Pat Helland has been talking about immutable data for a while. He last post on 'Normalization is for sissies' is quite fun. A not-very-accurate post from Dare made me remember about it and pushed me to post this.
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Paging in SQL Server
Frans rants about paging support in SQL Server. I obviously agree with him.
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RE: Disconnected Problems and Solutions
Udi replied to my post, I was going to answer in his blog but it was too long.
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Workflow and Rich Object Frameworks
Rocky Lhotka claims WF is complimentary of his CLSA.NET framework. His argument can be actually applied to any rich object framework where you put your business logic inside your domain model.
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Test Driven Development vs working at the right level of abstraction
I like the idea of TDD. I think it could be a good fit for a part of the kind of development I do, but I still don't have the discipline it takes to start doing it.
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Code Generation - Templating vs CodeDOM and automatic refactoring
We are currently using two code-generation techniques. For the data access and business logic layers, we have a code generator written in Prolog. For the layers on top of that one (i.e, a WS layer or a UI layer) we started using CodeDom and then we switched to an ASP.NET-like template-based code generator engine.
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Lazy Loading is a domain problem
Jimmy Nilson says