Chief Technology Officer, Headspring Systems
Here is a portion of a webcast I did for the International Association of Software Architects (IASA). There are more webcasts available on their website:...
Architecture Analysis: Onion Architecture webcast 7 Comments
Here is a talk I gave on 26 September 2009 at the Houston TechFest. Thanks to Shawn Weisfeld for recording it!...
My ASP.NET MVC in Action talk from Houston TechFest (webcast) 5 Comments
The International Association of Software Architects is hosting a webcast Friday, January 22, 2010 at 9am. You can register here: https://www2.gotomeeting.com/register/579164130 It will be a 1.5 hour talk about architecture, but specifically structure of an application. Here are the...
This is a follow up to my article: “ Constructor over-injection anti-pattern ”. I’ve title this a bit differently because as with any heuristic, there are degrees of goodness and smelliness. Constructor over-injection, therefore, is a code smell, I believe. Without concrete do’s and...
Check out http://jeffreypalermo.com/blog/constructor-over-injection-smell-ndash-follow-up/ for a follow-up I’m interested in structure. We hear lots of talk about convention over configuration. I’m all for structure over convention (over configuration). This post is about laying out some...
Jimmy Bogard taught the last installment of Headspring ’s ASP.NET MVC Boot Camp training class last week. Charlie Solomon wrote a thorough review of the class. It was a very interesting read. Here is an excerpt: “Great training, I would highly recommend anything these guys offer. I...
Glenn Block began an interesting thread on the public “ altnetseattle ” email list on Thursday: “Hi guys I know we just finished a nice thread about GIT, whether it's hot and why. We also talked about alternatives like Bazzar, Mercurial, etc... A different question I have is do these tools (regardless...
DVCS (Distributed Version Control System): support for agile? 3 Comments
I haven’t done a study, but Subversion is a very popular Version Control System, but it is centralized. Centralized VCSes have the notion of a “patch” since you can’t share source without submitting it to the central Version Control server. Decentralized version control systems are proving...
Subversion seems to be losing favor among version control users 16 Comments
If you’d like to get an early glimpse of ASP.NET MVC 2 in Action, you can participate on the public email list at http://groups.google.com/group/mvc2inaction-discuss . The first bit of the manuscript is ready to review, and it consists of chapter 23, Data Access with NHibernate . You can...
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