I like using Lambda expressions for anonymous methods. I don’t really have a good reason for it, but I like it, so here’s the difference. Let’s say you have a class exposing the following delegate:
public delegate bool CheckExpirationDelegate();
public CheckExpirationDelegate CheckExpiration;
The normal anonymous delegate would look like this:
di.CheckExpiration += delegate() { return true; };
But, [...]
I was trying to learn more about the McCain health care plan today and I ran across this article. Now, I’m not a professional writer like Paul Krugman by any stretch of the imagination, but I did stay in a Holiday Inn last night, and I have had several articles published in peer-reviewed professional and [...]
Capability composition patterns build upon the service identification and definition patterns to establish the concept of service composition. Thomas Erl discusses this pattern in this chapter.
Most of the programming and architecture work I do is in the human resources space. I write software for paperless onboarding and acculturation, personell change management, background checks and verification services, new employee requisitioning, and the like. As you can imagine, I spend a great deal of time and effort integrating with human [...]