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I like to program, but am a noob, which is why I'm here.
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Jun 23	accepted	How To Organize Factories in a .Net Project?
Jun 23	accepted	Interested in Feedback on QA System Design
Jun 23	asked	How Would You Design This Table?
Jun 13	comment	How To Organize Factories in a .Net Project? In your classes sub-directory, do you have separate sub-sub-directories for BLL and DAL layers?
Jun 13	comment	How To Organize Factories in a .Net Project? How would you organize your factories classes? All in one Factories.cs file? Or one file per factory class (that seems like a bit much...)?
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Jun 13	revised	How To Organize Factories in a .Net Project? added 208 characters in body
Jun 13	asked	How To Organize Factories in a .Net Project?
Jun 10	comment	Use Dependency Injection For Data Objects? Sure, I mean just a class with no methods, a class that just stores data. If Data Object isn't the correct term for this, is there one, or is it just called a class with no methods?
Jun 10	asked	Use Dependency Injection For Data Objects?
Jun 10	comment	GUI, BLL, DAL Organization In A Project Also, thanks for the tip about dependency injection. That is a new concept to me, and it seems to make good sense. I'll have to learn more about it :)
Jun 10	comment	GUI, BLL, DAL Organization In A Project So businessObject.PerformOperation() would looks something like: DataAccessObject.PerformOperation(), since an instance of DataAccessObject lives in businessObject?
Jun 10	asked	GUI, BLL, DAL Organization In A Project
Jun 7	comment	Arguments for storing binary asociations in a single field vs. in a mapping table? I completely agree with you. The point of this thread is for me to gain more confidence in my belief in relational database design. It's something I want to push inside of my organization.
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Jun 7	comment	Arguments for storing binary asociations in a single field vs. in a mapping table? @DeveloperArt, I will change my field naming conventions from now on. The more I think of it, the more I agree with you.
Jun 7	comment	Arguments for storing binary asociations in a single field vs. in a mapping table? @GrandmasterB, actually storing comma separated data
Jun 7	comment	Arguments for storing binary asociations in a single field vs. in a mapping table? About the prefix, noted, I will change my naming conventions from now on, it seems other members agree with this point also (the more I think of it the more it makes sense too).
Jun 7	comment	Arguments for storing binary asociations in a single field vs. in a mapping table? These are interesting special cases, thanks for posting, I will remember these.
Jun 7	comment	Arguments for storing binary asociations in a single field vs. in a mapping table? I agree that that is a false economy, what can I say in response to someone who suggests using the second method in order to reduce the number of tables?