One of the things I've noticed working with multiple devs doing microObjects is that the code generated tends towards a single style. A module can be built in as many ways, or more, by a set of developers. To perform changes on a type of module you'…
TL;DR: I loved the book. Go read it. [https://pragprog.com/book/rjnsd/the] -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Over the past few years working with a team of XP devs who've been using the XP practices for well over a decade each has taught me a lot. These amazing colleagues…
Recently I had the joy of busting open the cryptographic documentation to figure out how to sign a file, and verify that signature. There are a lot of documentations for .NET Framework - but it's pretty damn sparse for working in UWP, and I assume .NET Core. This…
I found I'm not a huge fan of the video. I don't tend to put a lot of time and effort into each post; it's an opportunity for me to share research and experimentation with the world; as well as give myself a searchable…
Working with µObjects at work and in the examples I've been experimenting with; I've found a recurring conflict of principles. In the early days of learning actual Object Oriented Programming with Fred George we were hammered with "What's it's job?"…
I've been pondering how to do some µObjects in a more intelligent system for a while. I'm going to try to use Magic: The Gathering for this. Much like the poke one; the idea here is to explore µObjects and how they can be applied in…
I expect us all to be aware of the anti-pattern Primitive Obsession. If not - there [http://wiki.c2.com/?PrimitiveObsession] are [https://refactoring.guru/smells/primitive-obsession] some [http://blog.thecodewhisperer.com/permalink/primitive-obsession-obsession] quick [http://blog.ploeh.dk/2011/05/25/DesignSmellPrimitiveObsession/] resources [https://lostechies.com/jimmybogard/2007/12/…
One of the big practices I got from Elegant Objects [https://quinngil.com/2017/08/06/book-review-elegant-objects-vol-1/] is the concept of a code free constructor. Your constructor should have zero logic. Let's see why! Always born My favorite reason for this is that you can never fail to…
