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LightSwitch Community & Content Rollup–February 2012
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Value is the Short-Cut for Building Better Products
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Don’t use services unless you necessarily need them
Posted on 15 Mayıs 2011 | Yorum YapılmamışThere are multiple factors or requirements that might lead you to refactor some functionality into services. Here are some examples, You have explicit requirements to distribute work across machines. This...
