Contents tagged with ndecision
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Introducing NDecision.Aspects
If you've not gotten up to speed with the core functionality provided via NDecision it might be good to take a look at the release announcement, which you can find here.
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Announcing the Release of NDecision
A pet project of mine for a few months, NDecision is finally going to be allowed to see the light of day. You can get it as a NuGet package right now.
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Allowing for Saga-like Execution in NDecision
After the first post on NDecision I realized there’s room for improvement – allow for multiple directions when a test expression passes. This way one .Run() call on a target results in the ability to chain multiple processes together. Kind of like a Saga in ESB, but maybe not quite. Anyway, here’s the test that demonstrates the ability.
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Generics/Reflection Tricks Part 2: NDecision
This post serves a dual purpose, to add to the list of articles in the series on Generics and Reflection. It also introduces a Fluent business logic processor I’ve built about 100 times in other incantations but I think all eventually leading up to this point. In keeping with my current trend of hypercomplicating the sublime by making giving it a Fluent interface to make it easy for reuse later on, the result was, as my friend Bill Hargett would probably say, is an object-oriented way of representing a procedure. Pretty much. So that’s our goal statement.