Category Archives: .NET Development

Guerrilla Threat Modelling (or ‘Threat Modeling’)

An interesting read on Guerrilla Threat Modelling (or ‘Threat Modeling’ if you’re American) by Peter Torr. This is a relatively old post, but still applies today. In addition, a good practice to implementing threat countermeasures is the STRIDE approach which is described … Continue reading

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Inversion of Control Frameworks

Here is a quick list of Inversion of Control Frameworks: MicroKernel/Windsor Castle Project Ninject Spring.NET Structure Map Unity

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Development and Design Guidelines for .NET Framework 4

Ran across Krzysztof Cwalina’s MSDN blog while reading Microsoft .NET: Architecting Applications for the Enterprise (PRO-Developer). Lot’s of good content here regarding development and design guidelines for using the .NET Framework. The official design guidelines for developing class libraries with … Continue reading

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List of SharePoint 2007 Web Templates

I came across this reference in the past and I needed it again today. Took me a few minutes to find it, so I decided to save a copy of the table here on my blog: Template Name Description GLOBAL#0 … Continue reading

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So You Want to Develop Custom SharePoint Workflows

Elaine Hao, Program Manager of SharePoint Workflow @ Microsoft, put together a really nice series of blog posts on developing MOSS2007 workflows on the Microsoft SharePoint Products and Technologies Team Blog. At the end of the series, she attached a little mini whitepaper that covers … Continue reading

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