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  • Look Ma! Real Proxies...

    I took some time today to pull down the source code for SvnBridge today, and man, I was blown away. I started at Program.cs and made it to line 25 Bootstrapper.Start(). From there I went on to look at the hand rolled container, then the ProxyFactory....
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  • Container Configuration

    In my last post I briefly mentioned how we were wiring some components in to our container. The syntax looked like the following: container.AddProxyOf( new ReportPresenterTaskConfiguration(), new ReportPresenterTask( Lazy.Load<IReportDocumentBuilder>...
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  • Lazy Loaded Interceptors

    Patterns of Enterprise Application Architecture defines Lazy Load as: An object that doesn't contain all of the data you need but knows how to get it. A while back I was trying to figure out how to lazy load objects from a container, so that I didn't...
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  • Opening Doors

    joshka left a comment on my previous post that reads... "... Can you talk about the Application Context and IKey stuff a little in a future post?" The IKey<T> interface defines a contract for different keys that are put into a dictionary...
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  • Collecting Errors

    Validation is a tough subject. One that I'm constantly trying to think of better ways of doing. Some suggest that all validation should occur in the domain, and some prefer to check if the object is valid before proceeding. I lean towards the idea...
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  • Recursive Command

    Note : this entry has moved . When building up a tree view that represents the directory structure of a file system, like the windows explorer, my first reaction was to use recursion to traverse the file system and build up a tree. I quickly found that...
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