On Fri, Feb 26, 2010 at 11:07 AM, Arjang Assadi <[email protected]> wrote: > what are the Tools/Methodologies to categorise/Implement business > rules in .net?
Honestly, isn't *every* rule a business rule? Shouldn't you just handle it via, you know, development?! And then test it via unit testing? I don't understand all this timewasting rubbish about spec'ing it out in some language that you then need to test in-and-of-itself and then have that generate it in yet another lower language. You haven't solved anything with that approach anyway. You've just shifted your problem. It's good sometimes, it's bad sometimes, it's not an answer to the underlying issue that to implement "Business Rules" you need to: 1. Understand them 2. Know how to program them 3. Test them This is our job - this is the purpose of programming. Converting ideas into things, and things into useful things, working things, correct things, and fun things. > There are just too many combinations / degrees of freedom in > translating business rules into implementation, but surely by now a > more holistic has come to being, anyone knows where or how to find > them ? Yes - your brain. It is the translation mechanism. > Regards > > Arjang -- silky http://www.programmingbranch.com/
