Steven Smith TechTalk
03 Sep 2010
Applying Interface Segregation to Configuration Files
Steven Smith writes
"...The Interface Segregation Principle states that classes should not be forced to depend on things they do not use. By refactoring “fat” interfaces into smaller, more focused and cohesive interfaces defined by the clients that use them, we can reduce the coupling in our code. This results in code that is..."
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Andrew Brust Editors Picks
03 Sep 2010
RIM Shot
Andrew Brust writes
"...Microsoft has focused on messaging for a long time. Exchange Sync made for a really good client play and the licensing of Exchange Sync to Apple and Google has helped Exchange become an even more entrenched standard for corporate email and groupware. Now a new Microsoft mobile device, with consumer credibility, may show how important the message/sync focus was. If this works..."
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Greg Low Suggested Reading
03 Sep 2010
Read and Recommended: August SolidQ Journal
Greg Low writes
"...Geoff Snowman is discussing "Different Flavors of Cloud Computing", I've got an article on "Much Ado About SIDs and Logins", Francisco De Chirico shows how to "Rename the All Member in an MDX Parameter in Reporting Services", Gianluca Holz and Herbert Albert show how to "Restore with Powershell" and"
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Brian Noyes Editors Picks
30 Aug 2010
Inside the Validation Infrastructure of RIA Services
Brian Noyes writes
"...I show how to use the built-in validation attributes of the System.ComponentModel.DataAnnotations namespace on both the client and server side, how to use custom validation via attributes, how to invoke validation logic on.."
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