This is the fourth article in my mini series about object pooling. Be sure to read part 1, part 2 and part 3 first. This part will be about automated object creation. To begin with, we need a way for the object pool to have additional objects created… more »

This is the third article in my mini series about object pooling. Be sure to read part 1 and part 2 first. In this part I'm going to put some of the infrastructure in place that's needed to handle the list of pooled objects, to make objects available… more »

I'll be at DeveloperDeveloperDeveloper Day 2 and also at the geek dinner that'll hopefully take place afterwards. If you can make it to Reading on the 22nd of October, make sure you sign up! Session voting is now open and there's a Taxi/Car sharing w… more »

This is the second article in my mini series about object pooling. You can find the first part here. Now I want to get going by defining an interface for the pool - I don't mean a C# interface, but rather a framework for the methods and properties th… more »

The other day there was a thread in a newsgroup which ended up discussing object pooling. Jon pointed to Spring.NET - an application framework for enterprise .NET applications. I'm sure there are other implementations out there, at the moment, Spring.NE… more »