Archive for the ‘p&p’ tag
Project Silk subjective review part 3 IoC a problem child
This is part 3 of my http://silk.codeplex.com/ review.
IoC miss usage is a most common problem in many applications and first thing I usually look at.
Project Silk subjective review part 2 no DDD, no CQRS and mighty handlers of doom
This is part 2 of my http://silk.codeplex.com/ review.
In docs there is no mention about DDD or CQRS. That’s great because app seems to be fairly simple and CRUD should suffice. But when you look at folder structure this pops up:
Hmmm so there is a domain, and a model (separate ? ) and there are some services…
Project Silk subjective review part 1
Microsoft’s Patterns & Practices published a new guidance called Silk (http://silk.codeplex.com/):
Project Silk provides guidance for building cross-browser web applications with a focus on client-side interactivity. These applications take advantage of the latest web standards like HTML5, CSS3 and ECMAScript 5 along with modern web technologies such as jQuery, Internet Explorer 9, and ASP.NET MVC3.
Inspired by Ayende’s review of a similar app I decided to write my own.
