Source Code
DDD Framework
The Source code for the framework that belongs to my Domain Driven Design series. It contains a lot of goodies...
DDD Example
An example DDD implementation, it covers the domain of rss aggregation where multiple rss feeds are aggregated together. Besides DDD, it also contains examples of WF and WCF.
DDD Aggregate Enforcement
Sample code, from my Aggregate Enforcement article, that shows how you can enforce the concept of an aggregate in your domain model.
Known Types Provider
The known types provider allows you to expose all types in a given assembly as known types for a WCF service, this is especially usefull if you decide to share the implementation of a contract between services in a controlled enterprise environment. Here is the article that explains the knowntypes provider.
Model View Presenter
This download contains an example MVP implementation with the presentation chooser pattern, covering both regular asp.net pages as ajax services.
Specification pattern
My personal favorite, the specification pattern. So usefull... If you haven't heard about this pattern, definitly check out my blog posts on it, you can find it here, here and here.
Event aggregator
An event aggregator allows you to subscribe to a certain event without knowing the publisher. It's like a local event bus, really usefull to simplify event handling, check out the following articles if you want to learn more about how to implement such a thing.
Linq to sql
The source code that belongs to an article I've written in the Dutch MSDN Magazine.
Presentations
Msdn Evening Branching & Merging Patterns
This presentation covered Branching & Merging Patterns for enterprises with < 1000 man development teams, which covers most of the belgian market.
Techdays 2008
Frictionless integration with VSTS 2008, that's what this talk is all about.
Msdn Evening VSTS 2008
An introduction of VSTS 2008, so if you have no exerience with VSTS this is a great resource
CommunityDay 2007
Ajax hurts, if not applied correctly. This session provides you the do's and don'ts of enterprise Ajax development. ScriptService rules ...