Projects

NHibernate with ASP.net

Project to accompany the NHibernate with ASP.net Problem-Design-Solution Wrox Blox by Scott Millett, demonstrating how to use NHibernate within a web context (ASP.net) whilst applying enterprise design patterns and following a Domain Driven Design methodology.

Design Pattern Finder

This Windows application can search a source code directory for possible Gang of Four design patterns. Works with .cs, .vb, .java and .php file extensions. Other features: - Save results to .txt file; - Configure design pattern definitions through xml file; - Filter results by pattern; - Open ... [More] source code file from the application; - Option to search in source code file content. [Less]

GoF Interpreter C# Example

This program demonstrates the use a the GoF Interpreter Pattern in a straightforward example. This program accepts sets of characters and operators (* or |) using the Reverse Polish notation (RPN) also known as Postfix notation. The * operator does a union of the previous two sets. The | operator ... [More] does a section of the previous two sets. Example: {a,b,c} {a,d,e} * {a,d,g,h} | The result of this expression would be {ad}. [Less]

Staff Intranet Project - Best Practices,

This is a project that demonstrates using best practices, principles & patterns in a real world example web application, including the following: - IoC via Castle Windsor (Inversion of Control) - TDD/BDD (Test Driven Design/Behaviour Driven Design) - MVP (Model View Presenter) - ORM via ... [More] NHibernate (Object Relational Mapping) - AOP via PostSharp (Aspect Oriented Programming) - DDD (Domain Driven Design) The current staff intranet currently demonstrates searching for staff members via the following criteria: - First name - Last name - Location Viewing a staff member, and through authentication it suppports adding/editing/deleting staff members with the following details: - First name - Middle name - Last name - Location - Telephone No. - Extension No. - Photo [Less]