During some recent development the team I was experiencing some friction with databases and developing. We were using Castle Active Record and we soon realized that as new people joined the team, left the team (rinse, wash, repeat), db changes occurred in the Active Record Schema etc, that the set up time to going was…
Monthly Archives: July 2009
ASP.NET MVC – Windsor Container Controller Factory
Here is a simple class that allows you to use a container to register and resolve your instances of controllers. You’d want to do this if you inject dependencies into your controller via constructor injection. Controller Example: public class AdminController : Controller { private readonly ILocalDbManager _localDbManager; public AdminController(ILocalDbManager localDbManager) { _localDbManager = localDbManager; }…
Unit Testing you Container Dependencies
When developing with an inversion of control container (I use Windsor) its sometimes difficult to detect if your instances in your container are creatable or not. A lot of times this is determined when you run the app, you’ll get an exception informing you that your object does not have all of its dependencies fulfilled….
A True Life Git Story …
Recently I took a trip to South Carolina (which was a ton of fun). We ended up in a place which isn’t known for its high speed internet … and a WIFI signal could not be identified for nearly nearly 15 miles (I know because I had a WIFI detector enabled on my G1 when…
