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Jeremy Clark
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Description:
Best practices tell us to program to an interface rather than a concrete class. Let's start by understanding what a .NET Interface is and what it means to our code. After that, we'll look at a couple of practical implementations that can make our code more robust and extensible.
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Comments on this Talk
Jane ,
16 Mar 04:10 PM
Your presentations help us understand the .NET concepts and why and how to use them. Thanks!
Alfonso W,
17 Mar 04:29 AM
You are a great speaker with well laid out presentations. Something that did come clear though this time, is that while you make it look very easy, it does involve a lot of work and study to do correctly, so do not be afraid of messing up and letting that show. Thank you.
I really enjoyed the step-by-step and easy to understand arrangement of you presentation. The progression demontrated the reasons why we should use coding patterns and highlighted the advantages of using interfaces.
Thanks for speaking and I look forward to your next presentation.