Comments for The Farr Side http://ericfarr.net Eric Farr - Agile Software Developer, Architect, and Leader in .NET and in Mobile. Sat, 03 Dec 2011 17:13:48 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 Comment on Outstanding Summary of Domain Driven Design by Ross http://ericfarr.net/outstanding-summary-of-domain-driven-design/#comment-217 Ross Sat, 03 Dec 2011 17:13:48 +0000 http://ericfarr.net/outstanding-summary-of-domain-driven-design/#comment-217 That is a great article. I'm going to try to make sure I re-read this at least once a quarter. Thanks for sharing! That is a great article. I’m going to try to make sure I re-read this at least once a quarter. Thanks for sharing!

]]> Comment on DDD Anti-Pattern #1: Not Accounting for Commands and Queries as Separate Concerns by Marco http://ericfarr.net/ddd-anti-pattern-1-not-accounting-for-commands-and-queries-as-separate-concerns/#comment-216 Marco Wed, 17 Aug 2011 12:17:26 +0000 http://ericfarr.net/ddd-anti-pattern-1-not-accounting-for-commands-and-queries-as-separate-concerns/#comment-216 I know there are many implementations out there for CQRS, but is there a specific one you followed? Anyway you could add some example code to codeplex or the like? I'm visual :) I know there are many implementations out there for CQRS, but is there a specific one you followed? Anyway you could add some example code to codeplex or the like? I’m visual :)

]]> Comment on Domain Driven Design Anti-Patterns by Ross Hambrick http://ericfarr.net/domain-driven-design-anti-patterns/#comment-215 Ross Hambrick Fri, 12 Aug 2011 14:24:16 +0000 http://ericfarr.net/domain-driven-design-anti-patterns/#comment-215 Looking forward to this as well. Especially since I lived most of it :) Looking forward to this as well. Especially since I lived most of it :)

]]> Comment on DDD Anti-Pattern #1: Not Accounting for Commands and Queries as Separate Concerns by Ross Hambrick http://ericfarr.net/ddd-anti-pattern-1-not-accounting-for-commands-and-queries-as-separate-concerns/#comment-214 Ross Hambrick Fri, 12 Aug 2011 14:19:47 +0000 http://ericfarr.net/ddd-anti-pattern-1-not-accounting-for-commands-and-queries-as-separate-concerns/#comment-214 I like your explanation of how the bad old way of going straight to the database provides some of the benefits of command query separation, although in an un-testable and synchronous way. With that in mind, I guess triggers is the database's answer to event publishing? I like your explanation of how the bad old way of going straight to the database provides some of the benefits of command query separation, although in an un-testable and synchronous way. With that in mind, I guess triggers is the database’s answer to event publishing?

]]> Comment on Domain Driven Design Anti-Patterns by Marco http://ericfarr.net/domain-driven-design-anti-patterns/#comment-212 Marco Thu, 11 Aug 2011 14:40:19 +0000 http://ericfarr.net/domain-driven-design-anti-patterns/#comment-212 Looking forward to this series. Looking forward to this series.

]]> Comment on Teamwork Is an Individual Skill by Ross http://ericfarr.net/teamwork-is-an-individual-skill/#comment-115 Ross Sat, 23 Jul 2011 04:09:17 +0000 http://ericfarr.net/teamwork-is-an-individual-skill/#comment-115 This is probably one of (if not the) most important thing to get right for a successful organization. I'll be sure to check out the book. Also, glad to see your blogging regularly again. I was afraid I would miss out on your book recommendations and current topics of conversation. Hope it continues. This is probably one of (if not the) most important thing to get right for a successful organization. I’ll be sure to check out the book.

Also, glad to see your blogging regularly again. I was afraid I would miss out on your book recommendations and current topics of conversation. Hope it continues.

]]> Comment on SOLID: What is Old is New Again by Working with Recruiters « The Farr Side http://ericfarr.net/solid-what-is-old-is-new-again/#comment-11 Working with Recruiters « The Farr Side Thu, 04 Nov 2010 11:51:44 +0000 http://ericfarr.net/?p=64#comment-11 [...] WCF or WPF, but by developing sound judgment and applying the basics like those expressed in the SOLID [...] [...] WCF or WPF, but by developing sound judgment and applying the basics like those expressed in the SOLID [...]

]]> Comment on Referencing a File by Relative Path with T4 by Marcus http://ericfarr.net/referencing-a-file-by-relative-path-with-t4/#comment-15 Marcus Wed, 25 Nov 2009 16:49:54 +0000 http://ericfarr.net/?p=94#comment-15 Awesome, thanks!! I almost stored my data as resources in a different assembly, just to get around this problem. Awesome, thanks!! I almost stored my data as resources in a different assembly, just to get around this problem.

]]> Comment on Referencing a File by Relative Path with T4 by Perry http://ericfarr.net/referencing-a-file-by-relative-path-with-t4/#comment-14 Perry Wed, 08 Jul 2009 20:54:42 +0000 http://ericfarr.net/?p=94#comment-14 I'm storing some of the raw data in text form within the project, which are sql statements that need to be applied to both Sql Server and Oracle. The whole project is in source control. Thus, being able to identify the directory of the tt file is essential. I was not able to find this info anywhere else. Thanks very much. I’m storing some of the raw data in text form within the project, which are sql statements that need to be applied to both Sql Server and Oracle. The whole project is in source control. Thus, being able to identify the directory of the tt file is essential.

I was not able to find this info anywhere else. Thanks very much.

]]> Comment on Domain-Driven Design Friendly Persistence on the Compact Framework by Eric Farr http://ericfarr.net/domain-driven-design-friendly-persistence-on-the-compact-framework/#comment-13 Eric Farr Thu, 16 Apr 2009 01:09:57 +0000 http://ericfarr.net/2009/04/13/domain-driven-design-friendly-persistence-on-the-compact-framework/#comment-13 @Jarrel: Thanks for the tip. I'll check it out. @Jarrel: Thanks for the tip. I’ll check it out.

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