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List executed code using PostSharp
This post was created to answer a question by Laimonas Simutis on the ALT.NET mailing list – how to list…
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Repositories and Single Responsibility from the Trenches
In a project I’m involved with we’ve done what I suspect lots and lots of projects do. We’ve used the…
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Supercharge Isolate.Verify
At work we use Typemock Isolator for all of our Isolation/Mocking needs. Lately I’ve noticed that my co-workers do not…
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Using IDisposable to write cleaner code
Just before I start I should mention here that this is not a new idea and there is a good…
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Getting the public static readonly strings and public const strings (and their values) from a class
Quite a few projects have one or more classes with with a bunch of public const stringor public static readonly…
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Beware of big Task Parallel Library Operations
Take a look at the following code: class Program{ static void Main() { var list = Enumerable.Range(0, 10 * 1000).ToList();…
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Performance oriented .NET XML and JSON serialization
Microsoft .NET framework provides multiple out-of-the-box data serializers for data transformations. The most famous one used since .NET 1.0 version…
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Enabling parameterized tests in MSTest using PostSharp
I have blogged about the shortcoming of Microsoft’s unit testing framework in the past. It has very good Visual Studio…
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Using IDisposable to restore temporary settings example
This is WinForms code from a long time ago, but the concept of using an IDisposable interface to do resource…
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Refactor “if” statements – functional programming style
Have you ever seen code that look like this: public string GetStatusDescription(Model model){ if(model.HasProblemReports) { return "Errors"; } if(model.SystemState.WorkingMode ==…
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