Read it somewhere! Could not resist from quoting it again.

 The illeterate in 21st Century are not those who cannot read or write. But they are the ones, who cannot learn, unlearn and relearn.

The essense of surviving in the world, well said!

I thought about using an existing one, and then there are so many great tools already available, but the sole reason behind building a custome one is to learn few stuff and see it for one self.

Having said that, I was reading this timeless piece.

Types of Dependency Injection

• Constructor Injection
• Setter Injection
• Interface Injection

And as well, about the Service Locator. Hopefully, i should be able to support at least the bulletted list some time.

Happy Coding!

Have been pondering over the implementation, of the CMS engine on ASP.NET.

What to use and what not to use.

So, here's the list of the Stuff, that we would be using for the CMS engine. 

The list has been biased on "Understanding the Underlying Principles and Learning New Stuff"

UI - ASP.NET MVC

Language - C# 3.0

Dependency Injection - Custom

Persistence - NHibernate + LINQ

OutProc Mode - WCF

 Having set up the expectations, saw the latest video about "The Future of C#" from the PDC, came across:

• dynamic 
• IDynamicObject
• Co/Contra Variance
• Named/Optional Parameters
• Intuitive COM interoperability
• The Dynamic Language Runtime
• Finally a Senak peek at Compiler as a Service

I must admit, FLOORED!

Have a look guys!,

Happy Coding!

Most of the interviews that we generally tend to attend, we always try to make sure, that we are going for a job role, where in the kind of work is more towards development. And I myself have done this. But untill, recently, there was a task, that had been already written, and it badly needed extension. This piece of code which was already built was doing what it was meant for, effectively.

But the changes that were required, had few contracdictions with its essential design or the core design. Now the challenge was to get the piece moving or doing which it was already doing and then on top of it, add few more extensions to it. A typical maintenance scenario... 

I just questioned my self, was it that I was afraid to tackle such a situation earlier or whether, it was like, i was ignorant of this aspect of Software development. Just to brighten up this idea, I would start up a series to take scenarios and then try to make changes to it and learn and understand the underlying principles of the same...

Happy Coding!

This is not the first time I was setting up my blog and web site.  I tried almost all the cms engines out there, but to be be honest, I strugguled with all other than Drupal and Joomla. But then i realized, i did not need such a big web frameworks. That is when i tried BlogEngine.Net and i can now proudly and hopefully say,  yeah this is what I wanted. 

So finally .. Hello World!. By the way; read that ASP.NET MVC Beta is out,wow , hmmmm!

Interesting , what about a light weight CMS engine written on top of ASP.NET MVC ?

Happy Coding!