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Various
- The Life And Times Of A Bug
- Challenge: Do You Truly Understand This Code?
- The Commented Version Of The Readable Code Challenge
- Build Your Own Data Access Layer Series
- Request/Response Service Layer Series
- Protecting Your Application From Remote Problems
- Finding Memory Leaks In Silverlight With WinDbg
Opinions
- At This Point I’d Prefer Java Developers Over .NET Developers
- Educate Developers Instead Of Protecting Them
- This Is Why I Don’t Like Microsoft’s Way Of Open Source Development
- Beware The Evils Of Code Generation
- Why I Dislike Classic Or Typical WCF Usage
- What Microsoft Should Do For .NET Open Source
- Support Of Commercial Software Vs Open Source Software
- Career Advice for Young Developers
- My Guide To Effective Test Driven Development
- Why You Should Write Tests Before Code
- ALT.NET: What Does It Mean?
- Software Development Books: Investing In Yourself
- What Do You Like About Coding?
- Many Projects Don’t Lead To A Good Solution
- ORM Is NOT Inherently Evil
- Test Doubles: When (Not) To Use Them
- Is SQL Going The Way Of Disco?
- Programming Languages Don’t Matter
Methodology
NHibernate
- Must Everything Be Virtual With NHibernate?
- NHibernate Mapping Examples
- Data Access With NHibernate
- Querying With NHibernate
- Batching NHibernate’s DML Statements
- Bulk Data Operations With NHibernate’s Stateless Sessions
- Populating Entities From Stored Procedures With NHibernate
- Quickly Setting Up And Using NHibernate’s Second Level Cache
- NHibernate And Future Queries
- NHibernate And Future Queries, Part 2
Performance
- Performance Rules Of Thumb
- Batching WCF Calls
- The Request/Response Service Layer
- .NET Memory Management
- Batching++
- Storing Data In The HttpSession
- Why You Should Always Unsubscribe Event Handlers