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Monthly Archives: June 2015
Dependency Inversion and Assemblies References
In my last posts I have talked about using assembly references to preserve critical design aspects. In Enforce Consistency with Assemblies References I talk about how we can use references to outline the allowed dependencies in code and how to … Continue reading
Enforce Consistency with Assembly References
In this post I’ll describe some key aspects that I consider when designing the assemblies that build a system. When we structure our code into assemblies (generally named binaries, libraries or packages in other platforms than .NET) we are reasoning about three main … Continue reading
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Tagged code design, composition, enforce consistency, separation of concerns
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