Developers are a whiny bunch.Today I was reading one of Scott Hanselman's latest posts on some improvements being made in WebForms, and was pretty amazed at how generally whiny the comments were.You could read all the comments, but they ...
In ancient times... at least according to web standards, I wrote a couple of posts about unit testing with declarative security attributes. It turns out that while using declarative security is pretty awesome, it's clear nobody was ...
I saw a post on Stackoverflow today that piqued my interest. The title really says it all: DataAnnotations: Recursively validating an entire object graph Using the DataAnnotations to do validation on object can be extermely useful, b...
Oren Eini (a.k.a. Ayende Rahien) is going through the joy that is trying to find good developers. The other day he posted some sample code that an interviewee had turned in to a coding challenge. The results weren't pretty!The ...
See Part 1And Part 3In a previous post I talked about using the PrincipalPermissionAttribute to achieve some last resort security that was tightly integrated into the framework.The nice thing about this approach is that you don't have to...