dashCommerce 3.2 Final Released(chriscyvas.wordpress.com)

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Latest version of dashCommerce released. read more...

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dashCommerce: State of the Union Address 2009(chriscyvas.wordpress.com)

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dashCommerce 2009 achievements. read more...

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The Beauty of Fluent NHibernate Automapping(chriscyvas.wordpress.com)

submitted by ccyvas(635) 3 years, 2 months ago

Chris Cyvas explores the use of Fluent NHibernate Automapping in an effort to 1.) get up to speed with NHibernate and 2.) the fastest way to get started working with NHibernate. In the process, some additional benefits to the use of Fluent NHibernate are revealed. read more...

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Getting Mono and Visual Studio to play nice together :: Part 2(chriscyvas.wordpress.com)

submitted by ccyvas(635) 3 years, 2 months ago

Chris Cyvas continues his profiles of getting Mono and Visual Studio to play nice together. In a previous post, Chris documented how to get some Mono Project Templates to work with Visual Studio. In this post, Chris creates some Mono Item Templates for use with your Mono Project Templates. read more...

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Getting Mono and Visual Studio to play nice together(chriscyvas.wordpress.com)

submitted by ccyvas(635) 3 years, 3 months ago

The goal was to get some Mono project templates working with Mono assemblies and the Mono compiler in Visual Studio. The trick was to do it in a way that would be able to survive upgrades of Mono installations. read more...

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A Failure in Microsofts Open Source Strategy(chriscyvas.wordpress.com)

submitted by ccyvas(635) 3 years, 3 months ago

If they want their development tools to be the tools to develop with and they want Windows to be the platform to deploy solutions on (open source and otherwise), then they need to consider, very carefully, how they expect to achieve that. You’ve got to do more than release open source software . . . read more...

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