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Tag Archives: Architecture
The Dependency Inversion Principle
This is an excellent blog post by Javier Navarro-Mahucca illustrating the dependency inversion principle: http://javiernavarromachuca.blogspot.com/2011/08/dependency-inversion-principle.html The Dependency Inversion Principle is also used to achieve a high level of abstraction in the SmartComponent Library framework. Share
SharePresentation Download for “Extreme Windows Desktop Integration” presentation
We have just published the slides to the “Extreme Windows Desktop Integration” presentation that we are goint to present at PUG Challenge Americas 2011 on our webserver. Share
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Tagged ABL, Architecture, GUI for .NET, PUG Challenge
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Progress relaxes usage restrictions of GUI for .NET Bridge with 10.2B Service Pack
Among technical modifications Progress has changed the OpenEdge license agreement (EULA) with Service Pack 2. Prior to the service pack the usage of the AVM / .NET Bridge was restricted to the use for building .NET UIs as part of … Continue reading
ShareA pattern for Enum’s in the object-oriented ABL
Enum types (Enumerations) are very common to object oriented programming languages or frameworks – like .NET. Enums are typically used when parameters to functions or values of properties can only be a value from a list of values. For the … Continue reading
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Tagged ABL, Architecture, Pattern, SmartComponent Library, WinKit
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