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1 day, 19 hours ago dev102.com — Wouldn’t it be nice if for each project, our resources and configuration files could be seen form visual studio? We would never need to find them using the windows explorer anymore and we will always have them right there even when coming back to a code which was written 2-3 years ago.
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4 days, 12 hours ago techbubbles.com — SOA represents new model for building distributed applications. SOA is a platform where you can expose your organization business logic through services. Here services are the interfaces which process and deliver the XML Messages. read more...
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5 days, 15 hours ago coderjournal.com — Stackoverflow.com has only really done #1 of the first 3. However what I really want to have a discussion on is if it really has advanced it self enough beyond the old forum model to really be considered 2.0 worthy or is it just a display layer on the 1.0. For all intents and purposes we are going to use the forums on ASP.NET for comparison. read more...
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7 days, 2 hours ago udidahan.com — Gives a different perspective on the relationship between regular client-server development and SOA - that a single service can be both on the client and the server. read more...
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7 days, 11 hours ago ayende.com — There has been some noise lately about Fluent NHibernte. This gives you a fluent interface to configure NHibernate mapping. I don't really see the point, frankly. Fluent NHibernate, at least in its current stage, requires a mapping class per entity. At this point, I might as well use the XML again.
In general, anything that requires me to touch two places to make one change is suspect. That is part of the reason that I like ActiveRecord, the change is highly localized.
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8 days, 8 hours ago zachariahyoung.com — This was one of the first questions I had when I started learning about the Fluent Nhibernate API. In this article, I want to explain why the API does not need to create static XML files. This API can create static XML files, but it is not necessary. read more...
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8 days, 13 hours ago techbubbles.com — Microsoft Sync Framework is a platform which enables collaboration and offline access among applications, services and devices. Using Sync Framework developers can build sync systems that can integrate any application with any data using any protocol over the network. read more...
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8 days, 13 hours ago techbubbles.com — This post explains how synch provider communicates with a data source and retrieves information from metadata store. Sync providers can communicate with other sync providers through a synch session. read more...
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8 days, 19 hours ago polymorphicview.blogspot.com — So recently I have been on this kick to learn Design Patterns in Ruby, and to figure out all kinds of neat ways to do the same design patterns in a dynamic language that is as versatile and elegant as Ruby. While playing around with the decorator pattern in Ruby, I started trying to think of slick ways to accomplish the pattern in C# 3.0. read more...
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dcarr
9 days, 13 hours ago codeplex.com — The fantastic DSL empowering engine used by the domain.dot.net team for our DSL work in addition to custom Linq provider dev and fluent interfaces into that via extension methods, etc.
This project is major heavy lifting...
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dcarr
9 days, 13 hours ago codeproject.com — Fantastic Coverage of the Irony Project. We have extended that library and are about to publish work on a DSL environment for the ajax driven web apps (and more)..
Check out site for the application itself (soon) or a screen shot. The first DSL allows connections to various cities in the world and the DSL is a language to control image position for either a static (but recent) cam image or (phase 2) literal control where available of the perspective.
The first phase is running, just cleaning up some bits. It's so cool to use syntax like:
move view up.
move view right.
zoom in.
and indeed that happens with an ajax updated change in the image your seeing..It's That is a dynamic language with full CLR compatibility.
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10 days, 14 hours ago blogs.microsoft.co.il — COM+ application was the only way to manage transactions on Framework 1.1 and lower. After migration to Framework 2.0 or higher there was no need for COM+ applications for transaction matters but loosing it is a long process. Here I'll explain how I did it. read more...
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published 11 days, 14 hours ago, submitted by
contour
12 days ago littletutorials.com — I am not sure how so many people go through so many years of school, which is supposed to make us better at thinking, and they fail to differentiate the “why” and the “how”. During interviews, when I ask their opinion about the purpose of inheritance in OOP, invariably I get this precooked answer (not so nicely expressed): inheritance is the way to achieve code reuse. No it is not! read more...
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