Entries tagged with frameworks - Channel 9

ARCast.TV - How to Improve Testability with a Modular Architecture

Bob Familiar — Mon, 12 Oct 2009 16:26:00 GMT

Mario Cardinal and Aaron Kowall discuss how to easily test in an autonomous way an application conceived with modular abstractions such as the "layer". Mario and Aaron discuss how to partition the concerns of the application into layers and best practices regarding application architecture and modularity.

ARCast.TV - David Hill gives us an introduction to the Application Architecture Guide

Bob Familiar — Tue, 08 Sep 2009 16:59:00 GMT

No one will argue that the process of architecting software solutions that use available capabilities to address business needs within an organization's constraints is often a daunting task. Challenges like this can be much more approachable when you have a solid way of reasoning about all of the options using a common frame. The second edition to the wildly successful Application Architecture Guide provides just this frame. Denny Boynton interviews David Hill to get a glimpse of this architectural playbook.

Hanselminutes on 9 - The .NET Micro Framework with Colin Miller

Glucose — Fri, 10 Jul 2009 17:42:00 GMT

Scott's in Building 42 today and stopped by the offices of Colin Miller. He runs the .NET Micro Framework, which is a "Tiny CLR" and supporting libraries that run on embedded systems in as little as 32K! (although usually more).

This means that C# developers with little or NO background in electronics can create very sophisticated hardware systems including sensors, servos, whatever! Colin gives me the whole scoop and explains how the whole thing works from Virtual Machine to Firmware to Hardware.

(More) Suteki Shop and Mike Hadlow

Mike Ormond — Tue, 16 Jun 2009 10:13:00 GMT

An interview with Mike Hadlow, developer of Suteki Shop and owner of Suteki Ltd. Suteki Shop is an ASP.NET MVC open source eCommerce application. We chat about "suteki", ASP.NET MVC, open source, why Suteki Shop and open frameworks.

ARCast.TV - Mario Cardinal on Layer Module Injection

Bob Familiar — Tue, 09 Sep 2008 14:32:00 GMT

Layer Module Injection is a new pattern to enforce separation of concerns between domain logic and infrastructure services. Mario Cardinal and Joe Shirey will explain why to use abstract classes and interfaces as a means to reduce dependency surface. Mario and Joe will discuss the techniques of dependency injection and inversion of control to reduce the coupling between classes. In the same way, they will discuss benefits to modularize and decouple with layers using namespaces. The goal is to explain a new approach to simplify managing dependencies between the modules which compose a program. At the end of this discussion you will understand why architects worry so much about coupling, cohesion and separation of concerns.