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2011-12-29T02:20:14.484-05:00

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2010-01-27T14:26:44.343-05:00

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AccountDecorator has a few issues, firstly: all of...

2009-10-05T12:13:43.253-04:00

AccountDecorator has a few issues, firstly: all of the properties/methods refer to _account as Account which would be incorrect since that would be a static member to the Account class. I assume this was an oversight as you were typing up your blog post.

The more pressing issue is why does AccountDecorator exist at all? You could have easily have just used the original account since there was no purpose to your decoration of it. Or you could've created something like

IValidatorMember&ltT&gt class

and instead of AccountValidatorBase : AccountDecorator you would use

AccountValidatorBase : IValidatorMember&ltIAccount&gt

I think it's much more preferable for wrapper classes to be implemented through generics so you don't end up with double the amount of files per classes you have.

Great posting, well explained, practical and very ...

2009-10-03T08:49:00.459-04:00

Great posting, well explained, practical and very useful. Thanks!

Very insightful. I wish there was dedicated print ...

2009-10-03T04:18:09.037-04:00

Very insightful. I wish there was dedicated print option, with all images and source code properly laid out on page. Keep the good stuff coming!

This was a very timely and content rich post for m...

2009-10-02T10:17:18.465-04:00

This was a very timely and content rich post for me to read, Eric, thank you!