Griffin Caprio
Griffin is an independent consultant in the Chicago metropolitan area. He has been helping deploy .NET solutions for the past three years for clients ranging from small startups to large, Fortune 500 companies. He is an active developer on several OSS .NET projects, including .NET Mock Objects and Spring.Net. He has never turned down a game of foosball. Any questions or comments can be directed to the address found above.
Articles Authored
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Service-Oriented Architecture
Last updated: Wednesday, February 20, 2019
Published in: CODE Magazine: 2005 - May/June
Service-Oriented Architecture, or SOA, is the newest acronym to become a buzzword among developers, IT Managers, and CTOs.It seems that everyone is talking about making an SOA and how much it will improve their operations, yet most people are hard-pressed to define not only what an SOA is, but also to quantify what specific value it might provide to their organizations. Many simply assert that their SOA architecture comprises a group of Web Services through which they can expose business logic over the Internet.
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Unit Testing Overview
Last updated: Wednesday, August 31, 2022
Published in: CODE Magazine: 2004 - November/December
Utilize unit testing in your Visual Studio .NET development. Automated unit testing enables a team to exercise its entire code base against a battery of tests. This facilitates a quick, reactive environment by providing instant feedback during development. Changes to the code will be tested for validity and any errors will become apparent. Your code will become simpler and you will have great example documentation for using your code.