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A while back (has it been two years already?) I wrote about using the new generics feature in C# to make strongly typed lists, and subclassing generic lists as a way of making lists that are both strongly typed and have type-specific methods attached, and doing it with the bare minimum of coding effort.
This technique is not widely ...
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In the 1990s I coded on a few systems where the architecture was that we attached database functionality to our business objects, so you could do something like
someObject.Value = 4;
someObject.Save();
While this looks appealing, this pattern (I later learned that it is called active record) has fallen out of ...
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