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A question came up on the ALT.NET message board asking whether Value Objects should be used across service boundaries. Of course, the conversation took several detours, eventually coming to the question, "what do you do about enumerations crossing...
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Enhancing mappers with LINQ
The "big 3" higher-order functions in functional programming are Filter, Map and Reduce. When looking at the new C# 3.0 LINQ query operators, we find that all three have equivalents : Filter = Where Map = Select Reduce = Aggregate Whenever you...
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Intention-concealing interfaces: blob parameters
When someone is using your code, you want your code to be as explicit and easy to understand as possible. This is achieved through Intention-Revealing Interfaces. Evans describes the problems of opaque and misleading interfaces in Domain-Driven Design...
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