alkampfer on December 16th, 2009

I work often with windows services, and one of the most painfully experience is that you do not have an UI and quite often they have to do some scheduled task at certain time, so whenever you have a deploy you can find yourself in this situation.

The question mark means that you are not [...]



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alkampfer on December 9th, 2009

Software architects are similar to civil architects, both of them work to create an artifact (software or building) on paper that will be subsequent realized. If you are committed to make a project of a building, witch of them you will like more to create?

I’m sure that the first one is probably the [...]



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alkampfer on September 14th, 2009

Thanks to Castle Windsor you can write really modular software. I’m building a project in WinForm that needs to access the domain model through a service layer on a WS* service. One of the most annoying stuff is the need to setup a local service to test the application and the interface.
The key to speedup [...]



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