David Anderson is a software engineer with expertise in C#, .NET and other Microsoft technologies, and this is his blog.
For systems that are CRUD heavy, Active Record is still not a bad pattern of choice for some of your objects. While today it is avoided in much larger applications, I wouldn’t deem it as obsolete, and when used right,…
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N-Tier Architecture Best Practices, Part 1: 2-Tier Architecture with just a Data Tier N-Tier Architecture Best Practices, Part 2: 3-Tier Architecture with interfaces and a Data Tier → this article N-Tier Architecture Best Practices, Part 3: DLinq / Linq to…
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Before I start off on my lengthy post, this article is what sparked my interest. With that linked for you, this will be split into a 5 part blog series each part covering a specific type of n-tier architecture. If…
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Did you know that the public access modifer in C# is essentially the equivalent to extern in C++? According to the C# 4.0 language specification, it is. People need to be careful with the public keyword. public in C# is not…
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The other day someone asked a question about the relation between the Socket class, and the UdpClient class. Specifically, what is the relation? While the answer is simple because UdpClient is merely wrapper around a UDP initialized socket, this also…
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