Comments by semmel71 (Top 2 by date)

semmel71 25-Oct-11 8:06am View

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My vote of 5:
It is a nice way to hide the annoying state case logic. So the code gets much cleaner. All the dependencies are centralized in one place and not distributed across the methods.
See the original linked article for a thorough explanation with more examples!

semmel71 25-Oct-11 8:02am View

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Reason for my vote of 5
Nice! It centralizes the setup of the dependencies in on place, and hides the state case logic away, so the code is more readable!
See the linked original blog post for a thorough explanation.

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