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Design and Architecture

The benefits of providing solid abstractions
Posted: 5 Jul 2005   Updated: 5 Jul 2005   Views: 21,820   Rating: 3.86/5    Votes: 4   Popularity: 2.32
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An article on how to identify solid abstractions and their increased importance as your code is accessed from more than one place.
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Darren Neimke

Web Developer

Australia Australia

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 With a background in financial accounting and budget forecasting, I started developing software in the late '90s, and then focussed on .NET Technologies from the beta days of 2000 onwards. In that period I've designed and developed a wide range of solutions using .NET.
 
After achieving Microsoft Certification M.C.A.D. status in 2004 I was awarded MVP status for the ASP.NET technology.
 
A quirky character change led me into the dark world of Regular Expressions resulting in excessive amounts of time being devoted to maintaining a library of them on one of my websites: http://RegexLib.com, and writing about them in my blog: http://MarkItUp.com.
 
My other website is http://ProjectDistributor.net - a website for uploading tools, widgets and code snippets.


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