alkampfer on December 20th, 2011

I’ve not a 101 Team Foundation Server link lists , but quite often I got question from people on TFS, and I clearly remember that I read the answer in some blog post, but I could not remember exactly where. Since there are a lot of blogs and sites that deal with TFS, I decided [...]

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alkampfer on December 16th, 2011

When you realize that property setters is an antipattern, because you want to protect the status of your entity from direct external manipulation, the next step is starting to believe that even Getters can be considered an Antipattern. This is some sort of extreme object oriented thinking, because getters does not modify the status of [...]

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alkampfer on September 14th, 2011

This is a test post after the catastrophic failure of mysql database engine.

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alkampfer on September 9th, 2011

In the last post I explained how I resolved the problem of Time Growing Resources in my hypothetical role playing game. The advantage of using an OOP approach is that you can think without data in mind and you can identify entities that represents a single concept in a given BOUNDED CONTEXT an approach that [...]

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alkampfer on June 11th, 2011

Yes, as Brian Harry announced some months ago, TFS on Azure will be a reality, actually there is a platform preview here, but it is actually closed, so you need to wait to have your TFS on Azure, but if you are planning to move on TFS and you’d like to use an hosted version [...]

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