Fuzzy Logic: Coding without glasses. A halfway house for Boolean values that won’t go all the way. The essay answer to a true-or-false question. Boolean values that won’t go all the way We’re impressed when computers, defined by switches that can either be on or off, do something that seems like they come up with […]
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Idiom v. Idiom
Comparison I’ve mentioned before that idiom gets in the way of translating between .NET and C/AL. These are a few of the terms that may be confusing (or may not exist at all) between the two environments. Enjoy the list and don’t think it’s complete. Types vs. Classes C/AL .NET Types Classes The types in […]
S.O.L.I.D.
You need to read up on this. Lots of fancy OO mavens think they can explain this better than the last guy, so there’s no lack of information on the interwebs. But I’ll explore a lot of the ideas in S.O.L.I.D. from time to time. I consider the concepts very important. I use them. In […]
Inversion of Control
What a mouthful, but what does it mean. Of course, it’s another idiom in .NET and C# that means something other than turning control upside down. Inversion of Control provides another way to separate