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re: ASP.NET + StructureMap = Epic Win

Payce — Mon, 25 Jan 2010 04:12:18 GMT

Look gang, there are 100's of examples of refactoring code and using S/M in C#. This is one of the few good examples I've seen for VB.NET. While I personally wouldn't use VB, it still has a VERY large following. Most VB.NET write code as if we're still in VB6 days, but Steve shows a great example of using modern OO strategies against an app built in a legacy fashion. Nice work Steve!

re: ASP.NET + StructureMap = Epic Win

Nate — Mon, 30 Nov 2009 14:37:41 GMT

Why oh why ...stupid VB.

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re: ASP.NET + StructureMap = Epic Win

Stephen Wright — Thu, 26 Nov 2009 15:38:13 GMT

Yes, that was a typo on the last code snippet. It's fixed now.

VB may not be popular or well liked, but my application uses it. And since there are hardly any samples using SM or a lot of other frameworks and controls, I wanted to show that it can be done in VB. Code in all languages can be made better.

re: ASP.NET + StructureMap = Epic Win

DaRage — Thu, 26 Nov 2009 14:19:34 GMT

VB.. yuk

re: ASP.NET + StructureMap = Epic Win

bonskijr — Thu, 26 Nov 2009 08:16:09 GMT

Is that a typo on the last code?

_new ConferenceService(..);

or it's a VB.NET specific?

thanks

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re: The Programmer's Dilemma

Sean Chambers — Mon, 04 Feb 2008 03:54:56 GMT

Very good points Steve.

In response to your question, I may have to do a blog post to communicate fully what makes me a good programmer but in short I would say this:

A good programmer constantly strives for better ways to do things. They look at code they just wrote themselves and think about how they can be better. It is a constant drive for more knowledge, effeciency and communication. A lot of things in different contexts go into determining what makes a good programmer.

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