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KiGG 3.0 Released  (Unpublished)

Yesterday we released KiGG 3.0 and baselined the source code for version 3. No major changes in this release. We upgraded to ASP.Net MVC 2.0 on .Net 3.5 SP1 & VS2008.


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LINQ to SQL Generic Repository | {Programming} & Life  (Unpublished)

After my last post regarding the strange NotSupportedException I was receiving on my generic repository, I thought it might be fitting to post what my LINQ to SQL generic repository looks like and what it’s all about.


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Untie LINQ to SQL Connection String from Application Settings  (Unpublished)

Did you know that by default LINQ to SQL compiles your connection string and defines it in more than one place if you define your LINQ to SQL classes out from a web app, such as a data access layer class library?


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Howto make unique Repository for all LinqToSql entities (GetById part)  (Unpublished)

Tutorial about howto make Rep<Person>.GetById(personId)!


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IUpdateable for Linq To Sql - Make Linq to Sql a read/write data  (Unpublished)

Post demostrates how to make Linq to Sql a read/ write data source for ADO.NET Data Services.


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LINQ to XML - XPath  (Unpublished)

LINQ to SQL may be on it's way out, but LINQ is no way out at all! And don't worry about LINQ to SQL, the ADO.NET Entity Framework is available and guess what it's awesome. Another good usage for LINQ is when you need to query an XML file. When working with LINQ to XML you may remember the old day...


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Silverlight 2.0 - Using Silverlight DataGrid to consume ASMX Web Servi  (Unpublished)

Microsoft released Silverlight 2.0 on October 13, 2008. Silverlight 2 provides cross-browser rich UI experience which developers can use to author media rich applications using .NET language (C#, Visual Basic etc) of their choice. The article will demonstrate working of Silverlight 2.0 enabled UI by...


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ASP.NET/LINQ to SQL - Building UI Layer  (Unpublished)

LINQ stands for Language Integrated Query which was introduced with .NET 3.5. LINQ provides the ability to write query as a first-class language construct using modern programming languages like C# and Visual Basic. This article will demonstrate working of LINQ to SQL enabled UI by creating an AS...


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SQL 2008 FileStream – T-SQL,WPF, LINQ-TO-SQL  (Unpublished)

SQL 2008 FileStream, T-SQL, LINQ to SQL & WPF putting all together


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Creating Model Classes with LINQ to SQL  (Unpublished)

great tutorial about the new ASP.NET MVC Framework. Stephen Walther explains how to create Model classes for Linq to Sql. He also introduces the repository pattern for a better encapsulation of your data layer and a better testability of the application. Very interesting.


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LINQ to Entities, Workarounds on what is not supported  (Unpublished)

LINQ to Entities, Workarounds on what is not supported. 2 ways to get ride of what is not supported in LINQ to Entities.


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LINQ to Entities, what is not supported?  (Unpublished)

A look at what LINQ to SQL support and not supported in LINQ to Entities.


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What If I Don’t Call Dispose() on my LINQ to SQL DataContext Object?  (Unpublished)

Steven Walther recently posted on the subject of disposing of DataContext objects and provided some interesting insight into what actually happens. From what he says it sounds like the DataContext object acts much like the SqlDataAdapter class. It opens the connection right before a query is execu...


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Make your LINQ to SQL DataContext fully testable!  (Unpublished)

How to use code generation to make the LINQ to SQL DataContext fully testable. Works great!


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Linq To Sql Schema  (Unpublished)

A new library to let you access database structures from c#. Helpful when generating code or writing migrations.


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