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Agile Software Development: More About Human Ideology, Rather Machine or Technology!

In the recent trend of software development and information technology, Agile has been a Buzz word among the developer community. There are three types of guys, while a new hype gets introduced. First, who really ignores it, as it is being hype, second, who really get excited about it, but really not very aware to utilize the concept properly, and the third, who really don’t care about whether it is hype or not, but cares to utilize and adopt it properly. It’s very hopeful that the third type of ...
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Using .NET 2.0 Generics for Custom Entity Collection

Generics is a new feature in .NET 2.0 which allows us to create a data structure without committing to a specific data type. In the early age of .net 2.0 (i.e. .net 1.x), while using custom entity model in our application data architecture, we had to create a separate class regarding the collection for each of custom entity. The custom entity public class SystemUser { public string _Name, _Password; public SystemUser(string name, string password) { _Name = name; _Password = password; } public string ...
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ASP.NET Role Based Security: The Basics

Authentication and authorization is the two basic part of the user-end security in asp.net web applications. After to successful authentication of a user, authorization takes the place according to which the authenticated user are allowed to access to the corresponding resources in the web application. Role based security is very basic requirements in the current trend of web applications. Mostly there are two roles involved, which are registered user and the admin users. However in a web application ...
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Simple C# Delegate Sample

New developers often ask me about C# delegate, as they got a bit confused about the basic concept and specially maximum of the reference contains and discussed from an advanced view. Well I think delegate is really simple, when you grab it's basic idea. So what is delegate? Basically it is similar like the old "C" age function pointer, where functions can be assigned like a variable and called in the run time based on dynamic conditions. C# delegate is the smarter version of function pointer which ...
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Software Design Tradeoff Factors

In perfect world you can get all of the best things in one place. But in real world it’s not. In software development there are some basic trade-offs when you consider a specific design feature. Exploring these considerations will help you to create the architecture that matches best with the given context. Performance Security (code level, encryption etc) VS Performance (code level) Caching: Memory VS Performance Object Oriented/Layered Code VS Performance Scalability VS Deployment (n-tier) User ...
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A Quick View to the Capabilities Which Can Make You a Great Developer

Regarding my previous experience in software development team, as developer and project manager, I’ve found some capabilities that are required to be a good developer to put a valuable effort in the development team. As mainly I have worked with web based database driven applications, these capabilities are closely or loosely relevant to that context. Of course you can consider some other capabilities regarding the software development context in broader sense, but here I consider the very basic ...
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Brainstorm with Marbles!

When I was the 2nd year student in my computer science under-grad course, solving logical and computational problem was my favorite hobby. Some of those were directly related to programming and some were just brainstorming. When not engaged with study, I passed my time either using pen and pages to draw diagrams or just seen in the sky whether I can find any solutions there! 12 Marbles Problem Among all of the problems that I found and solved, the most interesting problem to me was "12 marbles problem". ...
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5 Things About Me

Thanks to Ferdous, as he has tagged me! Here are 5 things about me. 1. Although I am writing computer programs now by profession, once upon a time, I wrote literature and news in local newspapers. My parent really didn't like it, as being a "Bengali writer" will not give me a bright future. Well, I got admitted to computer science under-grad course, where I first leaned how to use computers, by the year 2000! Primarily it was a bit confusing area for me, but very soon programming became a great choice ...
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.NET 3.0 — A Sea In Paradise !!!

Microsoft is changing it’s development technology very frequently. By the early of this year I started to learn .net 2.0 and VS.NET 2005 seriously, and with in few months I was just able to capture few new features of this, although I was also engaged with project management, UML, Ajax and other software engineering issues, as I need to be on the track with other development tracks. Well, not only Microsoft, but also other technologies, relevant to software development is changing very frequently. ...
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LINQ – We can use intellisense on queries !!!

As a developer always we want to have the opportunity to write the codes properly, along with programming language specific words and keyword to be highlighted in to different colors. Also VS.NET developers enjoys an IDE features named “Intellisense”, where while wring codes, a list of probable class or object name appears in a list and can be inserted to the code segment, just by selecting the appropriate item from the list. This becomes EXTREMELY useful, when we have to use long class ...
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Some Common Issues That Should Be Considered While Creating UML Class Diagrams

Top level view: 1. Definition: Use standard dependency, aggregation, composition, generalization, associations where possible to identify, illustrate data entities and their relationships. 2. Restriction: As this is top level view, we don’t have to consider the primary key, foreign key issues here.3. Functional Requirements: Rather mentioning commonly used functionalities, we will mention specific functional requirements in the “Method” portion of each classes.4. Casing and Naming: ...
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Problems of Software Developers in Bangladesh

1. INTRODUCTION As computer technology offers efficient and high performance information processing, it has got popularity over the home, office users in the whole world. By the decade of 1990, in Bangladesh, it has also taken an important role. Since during this time PCs become more user friendly and attractive, the number of users had been increased. Beside the general users, in Bangladesh, a number of Software Developers has been increased as well as. Many of Computer Science and Engineering graduates ...
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Enterprise Application Solution: A Component Based Approach

1. INTRODUCTION The trend of Information Technology has taken a big aspect over the whole world. It has got the trust of various types of users, especially of business organizations by offering the way to optimize the business processes.To achieve high performance with respect to information technology, it’s obvious that a company should contain a well organized computer based information system, containing an application solution that reflects the business strategies, business processes, business ...
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