Articles by emiaj (Technical Blogs: 8)

Lets say that you boss calls you telling that the shiny new page of the company in the production server is having a very bad user experience, the load process takes a lot of time and the users have to wait to start using it. You, as a good developer/designer found after a trace of the web requests

How the usage of Static Reflection could help in the refactoring process

Hello to everyone, I want to show you how to apply a simple refactoring trick to a common pattern, the "switch case" statement. Please take a look at the following program (a console app) : class Program     {         private static stri

This is my so long awaited demo project showcasing the use of Fluent NHibernate and Linq to NHibernate (and some other interesting bits).

  Introduction You may have heard about TDD lately and how great it is and so on, but most the time we work on projects that have a large code base were we are not allowed to make drastic changes. Tools NUnit Scenarios In my experience some of the scenarios we face when refactoring legacy

Hello everyone, had been a long time from my last post (as usual, been busy busy busy). Today I want to talk about something that for most .Net developers is unknown but has been in the development industry a long time ago. I’m talking about Aspect Oriented Programming - AOP. AOP can help you to

Introduction and some words about what I’ve been doing lately Hello everyone, first of all, let me tell you that I’ve been very busy at work, we finally released a site for one of our customers and is a pleasure to see our hard work materialized in such a nice website. We worked pretty hard par

How to refactor Switch statements.