WSDAC#25 – C# 4.0 features from the PDC
Posted by: Dilipkrishnan
agile, Architecture, c#, cloud computing, Development, framework, lean, oslo, wsdac
Dare Obasanjo - C# is the Next Python: Duck Typing and C# 4.0
Simon Brown – The role of the Software Architect in successful projects
Arnon Rotem-Gal-Oz -Architect Soft Skills – PDF version
Billy McCafferty – Refactoring Service Dependencies to Separated Interface – I find that fragile tests are often those that depend on data within a database, which can become out of synch with the assertions in the unit test, and those that depend on external services. I use the term “services” loosely to define anything that represents an external resource; examples include web services (including RESTful services), file repositories, databases, and remote procedure calls.
Brad Abrams – Framework Design Guidelines Video from PDC2008 Talk Posted
Charlie Calvert – New Features in C# 4.0 Paper, plus Feedback and Samples
FransBouma – Designing a language is hard, and M won’t change that on Microsoft’s M modeling language
J.D. Meier
NickMalik -The business value of elegant design
Philipe destoop -
- The Application Architecture Guidance 2.0 Project
- Distributed Agile Development at Microsoft patterns & practices
The Progress Guys -Impact of Cloud Computing on Enterprise ArchitectureTim Barcz -Test First or Test Driven, Who Cares?
Todd Biske - Architecture Self Assessments – In my post on a CIO and CTO for the USA, at the very end I called out Jim Kobielus’ idea for an online presidential scorecard. As it turns out, I think this has merits in the world of EA and SOA, as well.
Todd Hoff -
Matthew.Podwysocki - KaizenConf’08 Functional Programming Presentation VideoUdi Dahan – Webcast on Reliability, Availability, and Scalability
Videos from Microsoft PDCs
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