Articles by Philip Laureano (Articles: 11, Technical Blogs: 20)

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C#	Introducing the LinFu Framework, Part II: LinFu.DynamicObject – Adding Dynamic Language Features to Statically Typed Languages 26 Oct 2007 Updated: 12 Nov 2007 Rating: 4.97/5 Votes: 50 Popularity: 8.31 Licence: LGPL3 Views: 145,534 Bookmarked: 67 Downloaded: 882 Please Sign up or sign in to vote. Using LinFu.DynamicObject to add mixins, duck typing and multiple dispatch to your favorite .NET languages
	Introducing the LinFu Framework, Part III: LinFu.Delegates-Lambda Arguments & Universal Event Handling 2 Nov 2007 Updated: 12 Nov 2007 Rating: 4.90/5 Votes: 27 Popularity: 6.76 Licence: LGPL3 Views: 55,860 Bookmarked: 43 Downloaded: 707 Please Sign up or sign in to vote. A library for currying delegates and for handling any event fired from any object instance
	Introducing the LinFu Framework, Part I - LinFu.DynamicProxy: A Lightweight Proxy Generator 15 Oct 2007 Updated: 12 Nov 2007 Rating: 4.97/5 Votes: 82 Popularity: 9.43 Licence: LGPL3 Views: 379,016 Bookmarked: 226 Downloaded: 3,387 Please Sign up or sign in to vote. A fast dynamic proxy library with support for .NET Generics
	Introducing the LinFu Framework, Part IV: Simple.IOC – The Five Minute Inversion of Control Container 15 Nov 2007 Updated: 15 Nov 2007 Rating: 4.89/5 Votes: 25 Popularity: 6.75 Licence: LGPL3 Views: 74,872 Bookmarked: 41 Downloaded: 626 Please Sign up or sign in to vote. A fully functional, yet minimalistic inversion of control container
	Introducing LinFu, Part VI: LinFu.AOP – Pervasive Method Interception and Replacement for Sealed Types in Any .NET Language 31 Jan 2008 Updated: 8 Feb 2008 Rating: 4.94/5 Votes: 26 Popularity: 6.73 Licence: LGPL3 Views: 238,853 Bookmarked: 59 Downloaded: 983 Please Sign up or sign in to vote. Using MSBuild and Mono.Cecil to dynamically intercept static and final methods of nearly any type, including sealed types. No proxies required.
	LinFu.IOC 2.0 in Five Minutes (Part 1 of n): Fun With Attributes 9 Dec 2008 Updated: 9 Dec 2008 Rating: 4.98/5 Votes: 36 Popularity: 7.68 Licence: LGPL3 Views: 96,469 Bookmarked: 74 Downloaded: 454 Please Sign up or sign in to vote. The first article in a series of articles that describes how you can use the LinFu.IOC 2.0 container to extend your application(s).
	LinFu.IOC 2.0 in Five Minutes (Part 2 of n): Constructor, Field, Method, and Property Injection 11 Feb 2009 Updated: 11 Feb 2009 Rating: 4.90/5 Votes: 14 Popularity: 5.29 Licence: LGPL3 Views: 31,733 Bookmarked: 28 Downloaded: 327 Please Sign up or sign in to vote. The second article in a series of articles that describes how you can LinFu.IOC 2.0's dependency injection capabilities to extend your application(s).
	Introducing Hiro, the World's Fastest IOC Container, Part III: The Container Itself 28 Jul 2009 Updated: 28 Jul 2009 Rating: 4.80/5 Votes: 3 Popularity: 2.29 Licence: LGPL3 Views: 14,743 Bookmarked: 8 Downloaded: 0 Please Sign up or sign in to vote. How ridiculously simple it is to use Hiro in your own applications without sacrificing speed for simplicity
	Introducing TaHoGen, Part II: Plugging a CodeSmith-style Template Engine Directly into the VS.NET IDE 12 Sep 2005 Updated: 23 Sep 2005 Rating: 4.74/5 Votes: 12 Popularity: 4.52 Licence: Not specified Views: 70,066 Bookmarked: 41 Downloaded: 1,519 Please Sign up or sign in to vote. Have you ever wanted to output your CodeSmith templates 'directly' into the Code Window of the VS.NET IDE? If you have, then this article is for you!
Visual Basic	Introducing TaHoGen – An Open Source Implementation of a CodeSmith-Style Code Generation Engine 14 Mar 2005 Updated: 14 Mar 2005 Rating: 3.67/5 Votes: 21 Popularity: 4.85 Licence: CPOL Views: 139,956 Bookmarked: 94 Downloaded: 2,871 Please Sign up or sign in to vote. Looking for multiple file output support from a single template in one pass? Then look no further.
	Introducing the LinFu, Part V: LinFu.DesignByContract2 – Adding Transparent Design by Contract Features to Any .NET Language 6 Dec 2007 Updated: 7 Dec 2007 Rating: 4.82/5 Votes: 23 Popularity: 6.46 Licence: LGPL3 Views: 96,254 Bookmarked: 46 Downloaded: 597 Please Sign up or sign in to vote. A library that adds transparent DbC support to any .NET language. No Eiffel.NET or Spec# required.

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	NDC Talk Preview: “Ten Simple Rules for Rewriting IL on the Common Language Runtime” [Technical Blog] 20 Oct 2011 Updated: 20 Oct 2011 Rating: 0.00/5 Votes: 0 Popularity: 0.00 Licence: LGPL3 Views: 14,750 Bookmarked: 2 Downloaded: 0 Please Sign up or sign in to vote. Ten basic principles that you can follow that will make it easier for you to understand and work with IL writing/rewriting
	Building your own System.Reflection API from scratch, Part I: Choosing Nemerle [Technical Blog] 9 Apr 2013 Updated: 9 Apr 2013 Rating: 5.00/5 Votes: 1 Popularity: 0.00 Licence: LGPL3 Views: 6,361 Bookmarked: 5 Downloaded: 0 Please Sign up or sign in to vote. Building your own System.Reflection API from scratch: Choosing Nemerle.
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	LinFu IoC 2.0 Reaches an Important Milestone [Technical Blog] 6 Nov 2011 Updated: 6 Nov 2011 Rating: 0.00/5 Votes: 0 Popularity: 0.00 Licence: LGPL3 Views: 5,801 Bookmarked: 0 Downloaded: 0 Please Sign up or sign in to vote. Announcing the impending release of LinFu.IoC v2.0!
	The LinFu Reimplementation Plan, and Dogfooding [Technical Blog] 10 Nov 2011 Updated: 10 Nov 2011 Rating: 0.00/5 Votes: 0 Popularity: 0.00 Licence: LGPL3 Views: 7,100 Bookmarked: 0 Downloaded: 0 Please Sign up or sign in to vote. The LinFu re-implementation feature list.
	Behavior-Driven Development to the Rescue? [Technical Blog] 10 Nov 2011 Updated: 10 Nov 2011 Rating: 0.00/5 Votes: 0 Popularity: 0.00 Licence: LGPL3 Views: 6,831 Bookmarked: 0 Downloaded: 0 Please Sign up or sign in to vote. Which option should I take, and why?
	Introduction to IL Rewriting with Cecil, Part 1 – Rewriting FizzBuzz and the Art of Redirecting Method Calls [Technical Blog] 21 Oct 2011 Updated: 21 Oct 2011 Rating: 4.50/5 Votes: 2 Popularity: 1.35 Licence: LGPL3 Views: 20,101 Bookmarked: 3 Downloaded: 0 Please Sign up or sign in to vote. Rewriting FizzBuzz and the art of redirecting method calls
	A Peek at LinFu.DynamicObject [Technical Blog] 19 Jan 2018 Updated: 19 Jan 2018 Rating: 0.00/5 Votes: 0 Popularity: 0.00 Licence: LGPL3 Views: 5,352 Bookmarked: 0 Downloaded: 0 Please Sign up or sign in to vote. Although it's been quite a while since my last post, LinFu has been coming along quite nicely with some recent additions. In the past month, I've managed to create two new things for LinFu: A Dynamic Typing System for LinFu.DynamicObject, and.
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Exceptions	Dynamically Intercepting Thrown Exceptions with LinFu.AOP 2.0 [Technical Blog] 4 May 2011 Updated: 4 May 2011 Rating: 0.00/5 Votes: 0 Popularity: 0.00 Licence: LGPL3 Views: 7,532 Bookmarked: 0 Downloaded: 0 Please Sign up or sign in to vote. How to dynamically intercept thrown exceptions with LinFu.AOP 2.0
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Windows	A CQRS and an AOP Expert Walk into an Oredev Bar… [Technical Blog] 20 Oct 2011 Updated: 20 Oct 2011 Rating: 0.00/5 Votes: 0 Popularity: 0.00 Licence: LGPL3 Views: 14,811 Bookmarked: 1 Downloaded: 0 Please Sign up or sign in to vote. A mind-bending experience
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C#	Creating Per-Session Services with Hiro [Technical Blog] 1 Nov 2011 Updated: 1 Nov 2011 Rating: 0.00/5 Votes: 0 Popularity: 0.00 Licence: LGPL3 Views: 5,620 Bookmarked: 0 Downloaded: 0 Please Sign up or sign in to vote. How to use Hiro to create services that are instantiated once per web session
	Introducing Hiro, the World's Fastest IOC Container, Part I: Design Diary [Technical Blog] 10 Apr 2009 Updated: 10 Apr 2009 Rating: 5.00/5 Votes: 9 Popularity: 4.77 Licence: LGPL3 Views: 39,453 Bookmarked: 37 Downloaded: 0 Please Sign up or sign in to vote. A look into the design of a statically precompiled IOC container that performs as fast as an application without an IOC container.
	Introducing Hiro, the World's Fastest IOC Container, Part II: The Little Feature Set That Could [Technical Blog] 15 Apr 2009 Updated: 15 Apr 2009 Rating: 5.00/5 Votes: 5 Popularity: 3.49 Licence: LGPL3 Views: 17,461 Bookmarked: 11 Downloaded: 0 Please Sign up or sign in to vote. A deeper dive into the features of an ultra-lightweight IOC container, and an explanation on why less is more.
	Intercepting Console.WriteLine and Other Third-Party Method Calls with LinFu.AOP 2.0 [Technical Blog] 4 May 2011 Updated: 4 May 2011 Rating: 5.00/5 Votes: 2 Popularity: 1.51 Licence: LGPL3 Views: 15,142 Bookmarked: 0 Downloaded: 0 Please Sign up or sign in to vote. Intercepting Console.WriteLine and Other Third-Party Method Calls with LinFu.AOP 2.0
	Beyond Duck Typing with LinFu.DynamicObject: Creating Types that can Change at Runtime [Technical Blog] 4 May 2011 Updated: 4 May 2011 Rating: 5.00/5 Votes: 1 Popularity: 0.00 Licence: LGPL3 Views: 6,121 Bookmarked: 2 Downloaded: 0 Please Sign up or sign in to vote. How to create types that can change at runtime
	Making Simple.IoC Even More Simple [Technical Blog] 6 Nov 2011 Updated: 6 Nov 2011 Rating: 0.00/5 Votes: 0 Popularity: 0.00 Licence: LGPL3 Views: 7,171 Bookmarked: 4 Downloaded: 0 Please Sign up or sign in to vote. The following code represents most of LinFu.IoC's functionality when managing service instances.
	The Admission That Every Developer Must Make... [Technical Blog] 11 Apr 2009 Updated: 11 Apr 2009 Rating: 4.67/5 Votes: 4 Popularity: 2.81 Licence: LGPL3 Views: 15,730 Bookmarked: 6 Downloaded: 0 Please Sign up or sign in to vote. An article about the Zen of Programming and how a programmer's first duty is to solve problems without having to write code
	Building Your Own System.Reflection API from Scratch, Part II: Round Tripping, Starting with Byte Zero [Technical Blog] 20 Apr 2013 Updated: 20 Apr 2013 Rating: 0.00/5 Votes: 0 Popularity: 0.00 Licence: LGPL3 Views: 7,381 Bookmarked: 3 Downloaded: 0 Please Sign up or sign in to vote. How to build your own System.Reflection API from scratch
	Introducing Hiro.Functors, and Making Hiro a Dynamic Container [Technical Blog] 29 Dec 2009 Updated: 29 Dec 2009 Rating: 0.00/5 Votes: 0 Popularity: 0.00 Licence: LGPL3 Views: 6,740 Bookmarked: 0 Downloaded: 0 Please Sign up or sign in to vote. Introducing Hiro.Functors and making Hiro a dynamic container
C# 4.0	Duck Typing with LinFu & C# 4.0's Dynamic Keyword [Technical Blog] 4 May 2011 Updated: 4 May 2011 Rating: 0.00/5 Votes: 0 Popularity: 0.00 Licence: LGPL3 Views: 10,071 Bookmarked: 2 Downloaded: 0 Please Sign up or sign in to vote. LinFu.DynamicObject is flexible enough that it can let you build object instances at runtime and then 'strongly' duck type those object instances to any interface that matches the intended duck type.
XML	LinFu.DynamicModel, MxClone, and the Art of Adaptive Object Models [Technical Blog] 21 Jan 2018 Updated: 21 Jan 2018 Rating: 0.00/5 Votes: 0 Popularity: 0.00 Licence: LGPL3 Views: 4,952 Bookmarked: 0 Downloaded: 0 Please Sign up or sign in to vote. LinFu.DynamicModel, MxClone, and the art of Adaptive Object Models

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Articles by Philip Laureano (Articles: 11, Technical Blogs: 20)

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