“The Managed Extensibility Framework (MEF) simplifies the creation of extensible applications. MEF offers discovery and composition abilities that you can leverage to load application extensions.” – (mef.codeplex.com) “The common service locator library contains a shared interface for service location which application and framework developers can reference” - (commonservicelocator.codeplex.com) Wow! How to get them both working [...]
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Extending ASP.Net Memberships with Access Points – Part 2
Posted: October 20, 2010 in C#, Design Patterns, Web DevelopmentIn part 1 of this series, we described a way to simplify our code to abstract some of the role-based implementation which the ASP.Net Memberships & Roles gives us. In this part, we will explore the extensions needed in the SQL Server database to have additional table which will help store the data needed to [...]
Extending ASP.Net Memberships with Access Points – Part 1
Posted: October 20, 2010 in C#, Design Patterns, Web DevelopmentIn the following series of article, I will show a customer implementation of the ASP.Net Membership Providers to extend the Memberships.
Enabling DI/IoC for noobs – Part 1
Posted: September 30, 2010 in C#, Design Patterns, Web DevelopmentThe powers that be agree that Dependency Injection (DI) & Inversion of Control (IoC) patterns help applications become more component-based, easier to maintain & better designed.
The following series of article provides a step-by-step guide to structure code for working with DI & then implementing IoC for noob programmers.
It is well known fact that Enum.TryParse does not exist in .net 3.5 although it is available in 4.0 There have been some previous implementations already made here, here and here. I thought I should add my $0.02 into the mix & put out my own implementation, so here goes: Note: line breaks added for [...]
I finally got the chance to start working on ASP.Net MVC with jQuery & Linq. My last project was based on the now “old” .Net 2.0 & we went with a complete MS technology stack including their version of AJAX. Adding third party controls to the mix didnot help & only added to the overall [...]
