Caliburn.Micro is a extremely lightweight MVVM Framework. This series provides an introduction/refresher to developing WPF applications with Caliburn.Micro 1. Caliburn.Micro: Introduction 2. Caliburn.Micro: Bindable Collections & Events 3. Caliburn.Micro: Events (Short Hand Syntax) 4. Caliburn.Micro:Bootstrapper with SimpleContainer 5. Caliburn.Micro: Bootstrapper with MEF 6. Caliburn.Micro: Event Aggregators & Window Managers 7. Caliburn.Micro: Bootstrapper with Unity 8. Caliburn.Micro: … Continue reading Caliburn.Micro
YAGNI Principle
We developers have a common problem - We tend to overthink and over engineer. We tend to over think into the future attempting to foresee some of the features that we might require in the project. But most often than not, those features might require a lot of changes resulting in technical debt, or not … Continue reading YAGNI Principle
Fail Fast Principle
There are 3 keys ways a developer usually approaches error handling in code. Ignore Fail Safe Fail Fast We have, at different point of writing code, used all three approaches. There are times when have good reasons to ignore a particular exception scenario, while at other times, we are opt for Fail Safe approach. Fail … Continue reading Fail Fast Principle
StarFish Retrospective
"At regular intervals, the team reflects on how to become more effective, then tunes and adjusts its behavior accordingly" - 12th Principle, Agile Manifesto It doesn't need any explanation why Retrospectives are important in any scrum team. Question is, how can we make Retrospective Sessions more effective. I was in conversation with a friend recently … Continue reading StarFish Retrospective
Mutation Testing
Even with TDD, the quality or coverage of the existing Unit Tests are always a concern for the developer. "Have I done enough ?" That's one question that haunts him throughout. Mutation Testing is a structural testing method that attempts to add more value to Unit Tests by aiding in identifying the 'misses' in Unit … Continue reading Mutation Testing
Design Patterns : Template Method
The purpose of a Template Method Pattern is to define the skelton of an algorithm, while deferring the exact steps to sub classes. There is plenty of literature on the internet detailing the pattern, so we will skip it and head right to the code. As always, lets begin by defining the contract interface, in … Continue reading Design Patterns : Template Method
Design Patterns : Chain of Responsibility
The intend of Chain of Responibility Pattern is to avoid coupling the sender of a request to its reciever by giving more than one object change to handle the request. Let's try to mimic the execution of classical Waterfall Model with CoR. Let's begin by declaring the contract interface. And our sub classes. The final … Continue reading Design Patterns : Chain of Responsibility
Design Patterns : Fascade Pattern
Fascade, name being an analogy to an architectural fascade, intends set the tone for the entire functionality by providing a simplified yet effective interface wrapping away the complex, pooly designed collection of APIs. Wrong Code Consider following set of Classes. The Client Code could be As you can see, the Client class is invoking … Continue reading Design Patterns : Fascade Pattern
Caliburn.Micro Template Pack
Reworked on the Caliburn.Micro Template Pack recently. Thought it was necessary to provide the developers the ability to Create Bootstrapper as an Item Template. It also provides the option to develop the Pack more in coming days. You can access the Template Pack from Marketplace using the link here. Details of the pack is as … Continue reading Caliburn.Micro Template Pack
Patterns,Principles and Programming.
Have been thinking about putting together a collection of Jump Start Tutorials on some core concepts on Programming, finally getting everything together Design Patterns GOF: Adapter Pattern GOF: Strategy Pattern GOF: Singleton Pattern (Lazy) GOF: Fascade Pattern GOF: Chain Of Responsibility Pattern (CoR) GOF: Template Method GOF: Null Object Pattern GOF: State Pattern GOF: Decorator … Continue reading Patterns,Principles and Programming.