µObjects: Pizza Shop
I've been trying to find a kata or small project that will help show the process and the value of applying µObjects to a code base. I've written about how µObjects hit all the points of maintainable code - but I don't have a…
Book Review: Beyond Legacy Code
Read It It's a fantasic book; and you should read it. Beyond Legacy Code [http://beyondlegacycode.com] This is one of the books that will help developers understand the best practices that lead to quality code. I started reading this book a year after I started applying the…
One Year
I'm writing this post quite a ways in advance, Oct 05 2017. But I've got enough queued up that this is schedule for Dec 31, 2017. This will be 1 year since my first post. I enjoy blogging. I've finally found a kinda groove…
µObjects: Where our code meets the user
There's a couple types of places where the code we write interacts with the code someone else wrote. This could be another team, a 3rd party library, or the operating system. When we interact with these components, we're tying our code to their code in some…
µObjects: Where our code meets their code
There's a couple types of places where the code we write interacts with the code someone else wrote. This could be another team, a 3rd party library, or the operating system. When we interact with these components, we're tying our code to their code in some…
µObjects: Temporally Coupled Decisions into Chain of Responsibility
µObjects: By Example - Playing Cards I've been a bit remiss on good code examples for µObjects. I've been planning a few things; never got them done. Almost entirely because I'm lazy. So... I'm going to try a simple example of the…
µObjects: Where code meets Operating System
There's a couple types of places where the code we write interacts with the code someone else wrote. This could be another team, a 3rd party library, or the operating system. When we interact with these components, we're tying our code to their code in some…
Quanity and Conversion
We're using the UWP Maps control to display some stuff at work. The data we get is in miles and the map wants meters. How to do this maintainably? The namesake of the blog. The Quanity and Conversion patterns. These are described in Fowler's Analysis Patterns…