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Organizing BDD Context/Specs For Findability
Finding Classes With Resharper It's no secret that I'm a huge fan of Resharper . It rocks. I don't like to code without it. One of the many features that I love is the Ctl-N shortcut to find a class. Resharper gives you this handy-dandy little...
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Dependency Inversion: 'Abstraction' Does Not Mean 'Interface'
A coworker recently asked if we should always abstract every object into an interface in order to fulfill the Dependency Inversion Principle (DIP). The question stunned me at first, honestly. I knew in my head that this was a bad idea - abstracting into...
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Mon, Oct 10 2008 4:04 PM
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