Archive for the ‘CompositeApps’ Category

Diving into the StoryTeller trunk, Part 10: Coordination Baby! (2009-11-30)

So far in this series I’ve talked extensively about what I consider the most of the important parts in the StoryTeller UI design. This includes Screens, the ScreenCollection, ScreenSubject, ScreenFactory, EventAggregation and the application of Convention of Configuration in general.
You could say that we mostly talked about ingredients. Today I would like to take some [...]

Pimp my CAB, or how to integrate an existing IoC with SCSF (2009-8-31)

A LITTLE WARNING: This post goes pretty deep into the CAB framework without examining the CAB basics. If you’re unfamiliar with CAB or SCSF this post is probably not going to be very handy for you . . .
My current project uses the Smart Client Software Factory which is build on top of the [...]

What is actually a composite application? (2009-5-4)

‘Composite application’ is one of those terms you talk endlessly with other developers about, only to find out that each of them has a totally different understanding of what the term actually means. If you try to google it you’ll find several definitions ranging from ‘a solution stitched composed of loosely coupled semi-independent components’ [...]