In this post I assume you have read my first post on this subject. You can find the first post here . In the first part of this blog post, I explained briefly what MEF is and I showed how you can extend MEF with a custom ExportProvider, so that instead of configuring your exports with attributes, you...
MEF is kind of a dependency injection framework for .Net, I deliberately say “kind of”, because MEF is much more. To get an idea about what MEF does for you, take a look at the code below: 1: using System; 2: using System.ComponentModel.Composition.Hosting; 3: using InterfaceLibrary; 4: using...
To be honest a have not spent too much time looking at .Net 4.0 beta 2 yet. But I do keep up with the blogs concerning Parallel Extensions. Josh Philps has just posted an entry about the changes that were made in the Coordination Data Structures (CDS) in Beta 2. The CDS are the types that have been added...
With the .NET framework 4.0 approaching I've started trying some stuff out. One of the things is the new runtime itself in combination with persistence. My first impressions were good, the new WorkflowInstance way of working is much easier than the previous one with the workflowruntime class that...
Ever since Ruby On Rails came on the market with their RAD application development tools I was jealous. Why couldn’t we do what they do with ruby in ASP.NET and better? Appearantly Microsoft wasn’t all that happy either with the developments, because they have come up with a framework that...