Previous posts in series: FubuMVC From Scratch Part 1 ? Basic project structure setup FubuMVC From Scratch Part 2 ? FubuMVC configuration and Controller setup FubuMVC From Scratch ? Part 3 (Adding View to project) Persistence is a requirement in virtually every application that we write today, and now the time has come for us […]
Read MoreAbout a year ago, I wrote a post about Directory Programming with System.DirectoryServices. AccountManagement. I’ve been using the AccountManagement API of the .NET 3.5 framework since then and I still like its simplicity over the raw API of the System.DirectoryServices namespace. Over the past year, however, I’ve encountered one scenario where I was forced to […]
Read MoreDavid wrote this post about a month ago where he challenged the usefulness of fluent interfaces. One of his concerns is the discoverability of a fluent API in order to determine what the correct syntax should be. Whenever you’re new to a particular fluent API, it may not always be obvious what the API developer […]
Read MoreI just want to point out a small tidbit I ran into earlier this week. I was using the following simplified expression builder that provides a fluent interface for creating an instance of a Product. public class Product { public Double Price { get; private set; } public String Name { get; private set; } […]
Read MoreI have a card on my family Scrum board (This is not that post. Later for that one.) that repeats each week. It says this: “Pick the Yard.” This is my weekly chore to scoop Butters (the Coding Bulldog) poo. I hate this chore for reasons I am unable to articulate, but hate it I […]
Read MoreI came across this post, which announces the first alpha of 2.1. on the NHibernate Google Group. Someone commented that they were looking forward to the final 2.1 release. Fabio’s reply was so awesome that I am including the text verbatim (emphasis mine): Work with final stable release is a very good practice in a […]
Read MoreDru Sellers and Chris Patterson joined us to talk about their minimalist service bus for .NET, MassTransit. Not only are these guys expert enterprise architects, but they?re just plain funny, too. Join Elegant Coders Jarod Ferguson and David Starr for this great conversation on Event Driven Architecture with Doktor Dru and Phat Boy G. MassTransit […]
Read MoreProgramming Entity Framework is nearly 800 pages packed full of everything there is to know about EF. The author leaves no stone unturned as she takes you from simplest concepts such as querying & databinding, to more advanced scenarios such as concurrency, N-Tier and using your own Entities with IPoco. The book is chalk full […]
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