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Intro This is part 2 of blog post series where I am presenting solutions I came up with to some common problems developers are facing implementing the MVP pattern in real world applications. Previously on tips from trenches: Model View Presenter tips...
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Intro RAD tooling style Microsoft is supporting last couple of years usually leads to the code where presentation and bossiness logic are mixed and tightly coupled which makes testability, maintainability and sustainability much more harder then they...
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I have blogged already in the past about MVP basics , MVP vs MVC , MVP Passive View and MVP Supervising Controller but recently I had some interesting experiences in applying MVP into real world applications and from that endeavor I learned couple of...
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For a few of you reading my blog, this blog post would most definitely come as a big surprise knowing how passionate I am about SIlverlight and all related stuff. Well, although I believe that the real thing is Silverlight, I wanted to check out how the...
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On my quest to design for testability, I've already covered: Part 1 - Separation of concerns (SOC) by encapsulating DAL code in internal provider class Part 2 - Decoupling manager and provider class (introducing the IProvider) Part 3 - Decoupling...
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On my quest to design for testability, I've already covered: Part 1 - Separation of concerns (SOC) by encapsulating DAL code in internal provider class Part 2 - Decoupling manager and provider class (introducing the IProvider) Part 3 - Decoupling...
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On my quest to design for testability, I've already covered: Part 1 - Separation of concerns (SOC) by encapsulating DAL code in internal provider class Part 2 - Decoupling manager and provider class (introducing the IProvider) Part 3 - Decoupling...
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On my quest to design for testability, I've already covered: Part 1 - Separation of concerns (SOC) by encapsulating DAL code in internal provider class Part 2 - Decoupling manager and provider class (introducing the IProvider) Part 3 - Decoupling...
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Pursuing the quest of Design for Testability, we've already covered: Part 1 - Separation of concerns (SOC) by encapsulating DAL(Data Access Layer) code in an internal provider class Part 2 - Decoupling manager and provider class (introducing the IProvider...
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I've been away a while (mostly due to vacation time), but I am back and switching gears from NET foundations to TDD subjects. Although I have prepared material for another "How-To Rhino mock" post I would first like to extend my blog post...