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Articles by Akkiraju Ivaturi
Dependency Injection Techniques Explained - Implementing StructureMap
In this article we are going discuss how to implement DI with the containers available.
Dependency Injection Techniques Explained
In this article you will learn the types of Dependency Injections and what does it mean by Inversion of Control.
Dependency Injection Techniques Explained - Using Ninject
In this article, we are going to discuss the new Container tool Ninject.
Dependency Injection Techniques Explained - Using Unity Container
Learn how to use the Unity Container for dependency injection in .NET through property, constructor, and method injection examples.
S.O.L.I.D Design Principles Explained: Part 4
In this article, we discuss about the “I” in the “SOLID” i.e. Interface Segregation Principle.
S.O.L.I.D Design Principles Explained: Part 5
In this article, we discuss the last acronym “D” in the “SOLID” i.e. the Dependency Inversion Principle.
S.O.L.I.D Design Principles Explained: Part 3
In this article, we are going to discuss the third principle of SOLID design principles i.e. the Liskov Substitution Principle.
S.O.L.I.D Design Principles Explained : Part 2
Here we will discuss the second letter in the word SOLID i.e., O. O stands for OCP (Open Closed Principle).
S.O.L.I.D Design Principles Explained : Part 1
This article will cover the acronyms for SOLID and a brief introduction to Cohesion and Coupling is provided to understand the SOLID principles.
Populating GridView in ASP.NET Using LINQ and SQL Stored Procedure
This article assumes that developer knows how create a web site and reference the projects using Visual Studio 2008. This article focuses on simple display of data in a GridView control in ASP.NET page using LinqToSql class and by populating the data running a stored procedure.
Singleton Vs Static Classes in C#
Why do you use a Singleton class if a Static class serves the purpose What is the difference between Singleton and Static classes and when do you use each one in your program?
C# Extension Methods: Explained
The intention of the article is to give an idea of what extension methods are and their benefits.
Difference Between Throw Exception and Throw Clause
In this article, you will understand the difference between 'throw exception' and 'throw clause' is essential for effective error handling. While 'throw exception' generates and propagates a new exception object, 'throw clause' simply rethrows the current exception, maintaining its original state.
Creating and Sharing .NET Assemblies For a .NET Application Projects
This article is about the Global Assembly Cache (GAC) and DLLs relevant to the deployment of applications. It covers assembly creation, referencing, and deployment to the Global Assembly Cache (GAC). The author discusses GAC registration, strong-naming with sn.exe, and deploying DLLs using GACUTIL.exe or a setup project.
