alkampfer on September 11th, 2008

In my experience it is not a good idea to put in direct communication stakeholders (customers) and programmers, here is the typical result

Lets analyze this typical situation from the perspective of the stakeholder; he have all the reason to ask for new features, he does not possess strong technical skills, and since he is [...]



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alkampfer on September 4th, 2008

I’m developing a little library that basically does these steps
1) open a docx file2) Find a particular bookmark in the file3)Add some content at bookmark position4) Save the updated file.
This is a typical call

I like very much this kind of syntax, since we chain every method we always have intellisense that suggest us what [...]



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alkampfer on July 23rd, 2008

Today I was reading this post from my friend Marco, where he points out one of the most frequent problem in the design of domain Model: too much use of relations. The problem arises from the fact that an ORM like NHibernate, seems to solve all the problems because it handles all the complexities, but [...]



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