In my previous article I discussed a bit about how to use the Decorator pattern to implement cross-cutting concerns and reduce clutter in your codebase. Today it’s going to be a bit more practical: we’ll be looking at a small demo I published on Github that makes use of Decorators as well as some other interesting things […]
Categories: .NET, Design Patterns, Programming, Software Architecture
This time I’ll be writing about a very simple but powerful technique to reduce boiler-plate caused by cross-cutting concerns. In this post we’ll explore a simple way to encapsulate them in reusable components using the Decorator pattern.
Categories: .NET, Design Patterns, Programming, Software Architecture
How do you make sure an entire software you wrote works? And how would you do that if your system doesn’t have a UI? Well, simply by testing the boundaries of course! From time to time I like to extract pieces of code from what I’m working on and create small repos just to showcase […]
Categories: .NET, ASP.NET, Microservices, Programming, Software Architecture, Testing
This time we’ll talk about the Immutable Builder Pattern, but with a twist: the resulting instance has to be immutable. From time to time I need to move away from the routine, just to avoid getting bored. Also, taking short breaks might help viewing things under a different perspective. Anyways, while working on Statifier I felt the […]
Categories: .NET, Programming, Ramblings, Software Architecture
In one of my latest pet-projects (which with a bit of luck is about to become a real project, knock on wood!) I have been in need of executing code in total isolation form the containing application. Without giving too many details, the system allows plugins to be uploaded ( as standard .NET assemblies ), stored […]
Categories: .NET, Programming
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