Table Per Subclass Inheritance Mapping with Fluent nHibernate(ang3lfir3.wordpress.com)

submitted by ang3lfir3(660) 2 years, 9 months ago

This is the third in a short series of posts I am working on. While reading through NHibernate in Action I thought to my self that I should create these same examples of Inheritance mapping using Fluent nHibernate to show how simple these mappings can be. read more...

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Table Per Class Hierarchy Inheritance Mapping with Fluent nHibernate(ang3lfir3.wordpress.com)

submitted by ang3lfir3(660) 2 years, 9 months ago

This is the second in a short series of posts I am working on. While reading through NHibernate in Action I thought to my self that I should create these same examples of Inheritance mapping using Fluent nHibernate to show how simple these mappings can be. The three types of Inheritance mappings that are mentioned on page 92 of NHibernate in Action are :Model * Table Per Concrete Class * Table Per Class Hierarchy * Table Per Subclass I will be using the example from NHibernate in Action to illustrate the mappings. This post covers the Table Per Class Hierarchy example. read more...

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Table Per Class Inheritance Mapping with Fluent nHibernate(ang3lfir3.wordpress.com)

submitted by ang3lfir3(660) 2 years, 9 months ago

This is the first in a short series of posts I am working on. While reading through NHibernate in Action I thought to my self that I should create these same examples of Inheritance mapping using Fluent nHibernate to show how simple these mappings can be. read more...

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Family Video Website #5 – Multiple File Upload with Progress (weblogs.asp.net)

submitted by kicktatious(5) 3 years, 5 months ago

This blog entry is part of a series of entries on using ASP.NET MVC to build an entire Family Video Website from scratch. The standard HTML <input type=”file” /> element does not work well when you need to upload large files (see Figure 1). It doesn’t display a progress bar. When you initiate the upload, your browser freezes. You have no idea whether something is happening or not. read more...

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workaround for wcf netmsmqbinding bug(keithelder.net)

submitted by ang3lfir3(660) 3 years, 6 months ago

There is an extremely nasty bug in WCF (Windows Communication Foundation) that I have discovered as of late. I know it is a bug because after several weeks with an open support call into Microsoft it was confirmed as a bug. It was so perplexing because it was hard to replicate. It even took the .Net Framework developers a week or more to track it down. read more...

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Handling Unknown Controller Actions In ASPNET MVC(jason.whitehorn.ws)

submitted by ang3lfir3(660) 3 years, 7 months ago

Using the HandleUnknownAction method for a better user experience and potentially lead the user to what they were really after. read more...

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Entities and Repositories Discussion(rosscode.com)

submitted by ang3lfir3(660) 3 years, 8 months ago

Earlier today, there was a great discussion in an IRC channel about entities and whether they should have behaviors or not, and that eventually moved onto Repositories. It's a good discussion and after it was over, several of us felt it would be a good reference for later. Since I have a log of the conversation, I figured I'd repost it for future reference. Hopefully, you'll find it a good read as well. read more...

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Convenience Kills, or the Case Against RAD Tools(kohari.org)

submitted by ang3lfir3(660) 3 years, 9 months ago

A rather heated discussion erupted last week on Twitter and IRC concerning so-called “drag-and-drop demos” — point-and-click demonstrations of “software development” that just involve dragging controls around on a graphical designer without a lot of actual coding involved. Being entirely unable to resist joining in on debates, I had to chime in and give my two cents. read more...

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Skinning the Cat with Fluent NHibernate(iamnotmyself.com)

submitted by ang3lfir3(660) 3 years, 9 months ago

As you may have noticed, I have become interested in the concept of Object Relational Mapping and the NHibernate framework. One of the more painful/tedious aspects of using NHibernate is hand writing the xml mapping files. That is why I got excited when I heard that Jeremy Miller was open sourcing his mapping generation libraries. read more...

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Diving Deeper into Ninject -- Contextual Binding(dimecasts.net)

submitted by dwhittaker(13.1k) 3 years, 9 months ago

Short screencasts about diving deeper into Ninject with Contextual Binding. read more...

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Specification Pattern and Lambdas(ang3lfir3.wordpress.com)

submitted by ang3lfir3(660) 3 years, 9 months ago

While working on my current project I decided that I had a need to use the Specification Pattern . After finding a clean implementation by Jeff Perrin I set to work creating the specifications that I needed. I quickly realized that we were going to end up having a ton of specifications and sometimes they would only apply to very special cases. Other times they would be very broad cases and they needed to be even more composable than even the fluid interface implemented in Jeff’s implementation wasn’t going to be enough. It after all still required me to create a concrete implementation for each specification, no matter how minuscule it might be. This is the part where I thought to my self that since i was really only creating implementations for a single method that I could just write a LambdaSpecification and be able to use this for all the special cases I had. read more...

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ASP.NET MVC: Avoiding Tag Soup : Rob Conery(blog.wekeroad.com)

submitted by EtienneTremblay(5008) 3 years, 9 months ago

"Every time I do a demo or post something about MVC, I invariably get the comment: "this is Spaghetti Code from the bad old days of ASP Classic". Gimme a break. Have we been handheld for so long that we forget how to do this stuff?" read more...

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Enhance your input fields with simple CSS tricks(jankoatwarpspeed.com)

submitted by janko(2555) 3 years, 9 months ago

We're all trying to build an effective and good looking web forms. But there are always a new challenges. If you read my previous articles on how to build a better web forms, you could have noticed there are so many details about it. This article will show you how you can make a usual, boring web forms more effective and exciting with just a few simple CSS tricks. read more...

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Episode 7: Talking Domain-Driven Design with David Laribee – Part 2(deepfriedbytes.com)

submitted by ang3lfir3(660) 3 years, 10 months ago

Domain-driven design (DDD) is an approach to the design of software, based on two premises. For most software projects, the primary focus should be on the domain and domain logic (as opposed to being the particular technology used to implement the system) and complex domain designs should be based on a model. David Laribee wraps up his discussion with hosts Keith and Woody about the growing design practice and how it can be used with the .NET platform. read more...

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LINQ Farm: More on the LINQ Aggregate Operators(blogs.msdn.com)

submitted by CharlieCalvert(7875) 3 years, 10 months ago

The LINQ aggregate operators allow you to perform simple math operations over the elements in a sequence. This post is designed to walk you through those operators, and give you an overview of how to use them. read more...

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