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5 Classic Patterns in Everyday Code
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by Michael Wood on Jun 09, 2011 |

Summary
Michael Wood explains the importance of using patterns in software design, exemplifying with Adapter, Decorator, Command, and several Factory patterns.

Bio

Michael Wood is a Microsoft Practice Director for Strategic Data Systems in Centerville, OH, but lives across the river in Kentucky. He describes himself as a problem solving, outdoorsy, user group leading, dog-loving, blog writing, solution creating, event planning, married, technology speaking, father of one kind of guy. He is a Microsoft MVP in Windows Azure. He blogs at http://mvwood.com/blog.

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mp3 resource not found? by Ivan Krizsan

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Re: mp3 resource not found? by razvan baciu

Hi Ivan,
I just tested this and the mp3 works fine. Could you please refresh your page, log into your account and try downloading the mp3 again
Thanks!

Razvan

mp3 resource found! by Ivan Krizsan

:-)

can't get the mp3 either by Tino Rossi

Says resource not found in a popup.

Re: can't get the mp3 either by Yashovardhan Sidnerlikar

Yes getting the same error "Resource Not Found" while downloading mp3

source Code. by Kafil Shah

Can i get the Source code used in this tutorial?

Probably a good presentation, but we don't get to see it! by Michael Barner-Rasmussen

Most of the action is not shown as it is not in the slides, but sumthing Michael shows the people there in some other way.

Just a tad annoying that you even put this up.

/Michael Barner

Re: source Code. by Michael Wood

Kafil,

You can find the resources for this talk, including the source, at bit.ly/lh573B.

Re: Probably a good presentation, but we don't get to see it! by Michael Wood

The code is very straight forward. I supplied the link a comment or so above yours. That's what I was showing them.

Pity we didn't see the code by Andrea Maietta

The presentation is very interesting and very clearly delivered, just like in the referenced book which, as simplistic as it might seem, has been very useful for me in different situations.

The only downside is that we could not see the code on the recording nor on the slides. Guess we'll have to be there next time...

Thanks a lot for a productive hour.

Re: can't get the mp3 either by Bhoopendra Singh

Access this page after login to a/c., u should be able to download mP3.

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