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Theory Of Constraints: Productivity Metrics in Software Development
In the past, I’ve been a true believer that software development is not really possible to measure from a productivity perspective. I was ignorant, basically. I’m now a bit wiser and I understand that software development is no different than any other...
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on 07-03-2009
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How not to do Dependency Injection, in NerdDinner
Checking out the NerdDinner code the other day, I found a common Dependency Injection anti-pattern. One of the core concepts of DI is that components are not responsible for locating their own dependencies. The code went part of the way to...
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Jimmy Bogard
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bogardj
on 07-03-2009
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Python Web Framework Series – Pylons: Part 6 Basic Authorization With AuthKit
Last post we left off with very basic database access, and testing story completed. Now we're going to look at basic Authorization and Authentication with AuthKit. NOTE: most of this post is just an aggregation of a couple of chapters in the Pylons...
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Polyglots R Us
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Ryan Svihla
on 07-03-2009
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Python Web Framework Series – Pylons: Part 5 Testing Models
When we last left of with our Pylons forum we had a had just successfully created a post, and then could immediately retrieve that same post. However, we kind of skimped on the testing story so lets fill in the gaps and do some refactoring as a bonus...
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Ryan Svihla
on 07-02-2009
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Congrats to the Los Techies MVPs!
This morning, I and fellow Los Techies alumni Eric Hexter and Chris Patterson learned that we are MVPs! Well, technically I learned last night through an IM of a re-tweet of my MVP lead, but hey, close enough, right? I know it’s cheesy, but...
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bogardj
on 07-01-2009
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I'm a Microsoft C# MVP!
Opening my Inbox this morning resulted in a pleasant surprise from Microsoft. I have been presented with the 2009 Microsoft® MVP Award as a recognition for sharing my expertise in Visual C# with others. It is an honor to be recognized by Microsoft...
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on 07-01-2009
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Updated TDD Productivity Plug-in for Resharper
I first want to thank JetBrains for being pretty awesome. I have complained a lot about how they are constantly chaining their APIs to Resharper and as a result it makes keeping plugins very hard to maintain but they went way out of their...
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Eric Hexter
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on 06-30-2009
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Opinionated Input Builders – Part 9 override the default Date Time picker
Part 1 – Overview Part 2 – the Labe l Part 3 – the Source Code Part 4 – the Partial View Part 5 – the Required Field Indicator Part 6 – the Performance Part 7 – the Performance Take 2 Part 8 – the AutoForm Part 9 – override the default Date Time...
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How we do MVC – View models
A while back, I went over a few of the patterns and opinions we’ve gravitated towards on our current large-ish ASP.NET MVC project, or, how we do MVC . Many of these opinions were forged the hard way, by doing the wrong thing many times until we...
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Jimmy Bogard
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bogardj
on 06-29-2009
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Python Web Framework Series – Pylons: Part 4 Introduction For Database Support With SQL Alchemy.
We last left off with Views with Mako , now Pylons does not enforce on you an ORM at all, so you can use hand crafted SQL if you prefer. However, since I’ve done enough of that for a career or two we’re going to use my Python ORM of choice...
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Ryan Svihla
on 06-28-2009
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Real World Refactoring
If you’ve ever asked, or been asked, for an example to illustrate a software design principle, you know how frustrating it can be to work with a contrived example. There is rarely any depth to the example, and it lines up so neatly with the concept being...
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Joshua Flanagan
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Joshua Flanagan
on 06-28-2009
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Walking through the creation of a complex installer package
Introduction In this post I want to describe the issues and pain points I had when trying to generate a setup package for a complex product with many thousand of files. This is a post mainly for self documenting purposes but hopefully it might add some...
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Gabriel Schenker's Blog
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Gabriel N. Schenker
on 06-26-2009
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How To? Highly Complex Query Generating Based On Security Needs
I have the following object model: An Office belongs to one Office Group. An Office also belongs to one Office Region. There is no relationship between Office Group and Office Region. They are two separate groupings for various reasons. A Counselor...
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derick.bailey
on 06-25-2009
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Python Web Framework Series – Pylons: Part 3 Views with Mako
This is a huge post and I should have split this into several smaller ones so please bear with me while I get my series format tweaked. We last left off with Controllers, Views and Testing with a basic test, basic view and basic controller. Now with our...
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Polyglots R Us
by
Ryan Svihla
on 06-25-2009
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VAN: Doing 2 Part Series on Castle development July 1st and 8th at 8pm
I know this isn't related to my Pylons series and worry not there is no interruption in that, but I'm giving a couple of talks on Virtual Alt.Net . The first one I've done before and you may have heard it at Alamo Coders, the second one is...
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Polyglots R Us
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Ryan Svihla
on 06-24-2009
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