How and why to write testable code

In my personal experiance, highly testable code often equals good code. My deffinition of good code is that it should be loosly coupled layers, follow basic object oriented principals, small methods, good readability and it shouldn´t have much code duplication. I find, that if you think about ...

Building a forum application, Part 5

This is the fifth part in a series of posts where I build a forum application. The other posts can be found here: Building a forum application, Part 1 Building a forum application, Part 2 Building a forum application, Part 3 Building a forum application, Part 4 First I&acu ...

Why I prefer MVC

I tought about writing a post about why I prefer the MVC framework instead of the old .NET way, webforms, to build my webapplications. But today when I opened my google reader to check out the new posts, I saw this post by Rob Conery which I think has some very good arguments to why you should atlea ...

Building a forum application, Part 4

This is the fourth part in a series of posts where I build a forum application. The other posts can be found here: Building a forum application, Part 1 Building a forum application, Part 2 Building a forum application, Part 3 I decided to take Magnus advice and use the "da ...

Building a forum application, Part 3

This is the third part in a series of posts where I build a forum application. The other posts can be found here: Building a forum application, Part 1 Building a forum application, Part 2  In this post I´ll show you the initial structure of the application. I have created ...

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