Upcoming articles and posts here
I have a few articles in mind for the next few months. Time will tell if I actually get around to writing them and whether or not they are worth a darn. I’m putting them in here so that I’ll remember them later. Topics include:
– Writing self-healing code in .NET
– Object Relational Mapping in .NET
– Complex Adaptive Systems in real life code Object Relational Mapping in .NET
I’ve got a simple O/R mapper written in C# that I’m using at work. It’s a very simple mapper, even more simple that Paul Wilson’s (http:weblogs.asp.net/pwilson). I’m going to release the source code so that some people that have been thinking about writing one or following the writings of Paul Wilson and Frans Bourma can get an idea of the kind of thinking that goes into writing one and how it’s possible using the .NET Framework.
Writing self-healing code in .NET
I haven’t seen much on this topic, but with the codedom and reflection namespaces I think it’s becoming a reality. At least for us normal schmoes.
CAS in real life code
So these types of things get discussed a lot in navel gazing CS courses, how do you actually use the in your applications? I want to discuss them and show how I plan to implement them in an application I’m developing at work. Specifically when it comes to importing data that needs scrubbing on a daily basis.


