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Interface-based Programming example employing the Factory pattern
Just a little written explanation of a sample I usually give in our master classes that demonstrates the one of the benefits of interface-based programming. It demonstrates using a factory (in this case a generic factory that can load any type and return it through an interface reference) to dynamically load components that are expected to implement an interface contract, so that clients can be coded with no specific type coupling (other than the interface contract) to the components that satisfy the contract.
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Amen JayBaz!
Great little post from JayBaz about perf concerns vs clean code
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Address perf WHERE IT IS NEEDED
Don't pursue performance in every line of code - the result is a more brittle system that may have had adequate performance in the first place
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Prefer XPathNavigator
A brief discussion of picking the right model for querying and navigating your XML data
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