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Libraries for .Net: today Mocking and IOC

February 6th, 2009

Since I moved to C# 3.0 and .NET 3.5, I have witness the power of the new features of the language and they bring easier and faster development. However we are still using a lot of libraries, frameworks, API dating back to the .NET 2.0 era and most of them are not yet using all the goodness of the latest .Net and C# iteration.

I found 2 libraries though that are build with the latest version of .Net and make use of the powerful features of Linq and C# 3.0 like lambda and expression trees.

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Good libraries for the .NET developer – Today: IOC and Validation

January 15th, 2009

Today I decided to blog 2 of my findings for .Net development.
Also I’m using my blog like a knowledge base to keep my good findings, ideas and tips and tricks.

Often we look at the existing solutions before reinventing the wheel. Sometimes we do reinvent the wheel anyway because a third party library miss some of the features we need, or for fun sake. But there are gems already in the wild.

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