Sexy Windsor Registries(geekswithblogs.net)

submitted by g0t4(15) 2 years, 3 months ago

After working with FluentNHibernate and seeing examples of registries in StructureMap, I started craving the same thing for my registrations with Windsor. read more...

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IJoinedFilter Part 3: IFilterPriority(geekswithblogs.net)

submitted by g0t4(15) 2 years, 3 months ago

After implementing several aspects of controller actions as compos-able filters, it became apparent that controlling the order would be import. One of the latest additions is a filter to build up a view model property with data aspects... read more...

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ASP.NET MVC 2 RC 2 Released(haacked.com)

submitted by johnsheehan(4785) 2 years, 3 months ago

After receiving feedback from our last release candidate back in December, we decided it would be prudent to have one more release candidate that incorporated the feedback. You can read the release notes for everything that changed, there’s not a whole lot. read more...

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AutoMapFilter meet IJoinedFilter(geekswithblogs.net)

submitted by g0t4(15) 2 years, 4 months ago

A few weeks ago I blogged about the concept of a “joined” filter to apply filters to actions without attributes. I promised to demonstrate some practical uses, beyond the hello world example in that post, and now it is time to deliver :) Jimmy Bogard talks about how he does MVC view models using an AutoMapFilter to transform the model from the controller into the view model for the view. This is an excellent use of AOP to separate the concern of mapping from the concerns in the controller. When I saw this example, I thought to myself, is it possible to infer the types? read more...

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Fluent.NET 1.0.0.0 Released(kodefuguru.com)

submitted by KodefuGuru(2818) 2 years, 4 months ago

The first release of Fluent.NET is in the wild. It’s not a lot right now, but it is useful, and it will grow as I come across .NET framework methods that should be more fluent. So perhaps I should explain what Fluent.NET is. read more...

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