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  • Integrating Castle MonoRail into Legacy Code

    After deciding to migrate our current project to Castle Project's MonoRail , next came the task of going through the available documentation, forums and sample code to determine how best to integrate the MonoRail Project into our legacy application. What follows should serve as a solid tutorial if you...
    Posted to Billy McCafferty (Weblog) by Billy McCafferty on 06-26-2007
  • Refactoring from Ayende's NHibernate.Generics to NHibernate 1.2

    [Updated 4/3/07 - Added recommendation to move add/remove methods to a custom collection.] While using NHibernate 1.0x, developers who wanted support for generics often turned to Ayende's Hibernate.Generics . Since the use of generics is now natively supported by NHibernate 1.2, you'll no longer need...
    Posted to Billy McCafferty (Weblog) by Billy McCafferty on 03-27-2007
  • Refactor It! Challenge 3 Results (finally)

    Congratulations to Thomas Eyde who is the winner of Challenge 3 ! Thomas has won a copy of Design Patterns: Elements of Reusable Object-Oriented Software by Erich Gamma, Richard Helm, Ralph Johnson, John M. Vlissides along with a 3-user license pack for CodeIt.Once Refactoring . (The winner was randomly...
    Posted to Billy McCafferty (Weblog) by Billy McCafferty on 02-08-2007
  • Refactor It! Challenge 3 - Eeegats...Entries Lost!

    To my chagrin, my email server was trashing email sent to challenge3@emccafferty.com . (I was getting suspicious when I hadn't received any entries yet.) After a few configuration changes, the channels are again open for this email address. Please resubmit your entries to challenge3@emccafferty.com ...
    Posted to Billy McCafferty (Weblog) by Billy McCafferty on 01-04-2007
  • Refactor It! Challenge 3 - The State of Things

    If you're not familiar with the Refactor It! challenges, please read this post . (Yes, this one is quite a bit overdue.) Now on to challenge 3... Welcome back to another refactoring challenge! This challenge will pit your skills against the very useful State Design Pattern along with writing your own...
    Posted to Billy McCafferty (Weblog) by Billy McCafferty on 12-19-2006
  • Refactor It! Challenge 2 Results

    Congratulations to Michaël Willemot who is the winner of Challenge 2 ! Michaël has won a copy of Applying Domain-Driven Design and Patterns: With Examples in C# and .NET by Jimmy Nilsson along with a 3-user license pack for CodeIt.Once Refactoring . (The winner was randomly selected from all correct...
    Posted to Billy McCafferty (Weblog) by Billy McCafferty on 11-30-2006
  • Refactor It! Challenge 2

    If you're not familiar with the Refactor It! challenges, please read this post . (Yes, this one is a little late in being published...but it's worth it!) Now on to challenge 2... Welcome back to another refactoring challenge! I'm excited about this week's challenge and am sure it'll be interesting and...
    Posted to Billy McCafferty (Weblog) by Billy McCafferty on 11-23-2006
  • Refactor It! Challenge 1 Results

    Congratulations to Rune Rystad who is the winner of Challenge 1 ! Rune has won a copy of Framework Design Guidelines by Krzysztof Cwalina and Brad Abrams along with a 3-user license pack for CodeIt.Once Refactoring . (The winner was randomly selected from all correct entries received.) For the record...
    Posted to Billy McCafferty (Weblog) by Billy McCafferty on 11-20-2006
  • Refactor It! Challenge 1

    For an overview of this contest, read this opening introduction . Now, onto this week's refactoring challenge... As Fowler's subtitle describes, refactoring is about "improving the design of existing code"; an introduction to the subject can be found at refactoring.com . This first challenge includes...
    Posted to Billy McCafferty (Weblog) by Billy McCafferty on 11-14-2006
  • Refactor It! The Weekly Book Giveaway

    Each week, refactor my smelly project and win a free book along with a CodeIt.Once Refactoring tool 3-User license pack! Here's how it'll work ... Each week, beginning tomorrow, Nov. 13, a VS 2005 project will be provided which contains one or more specified "smells." The project may be a Windows App...
    Posted to Billy McCafferty (Weblog) by Billy McCafferty on 11-13-2006
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