There were some comments on a previous post about how the problem described in that post is somehow typical for applications that use ORMs. I really could not disagree more. It seems that even today, in 2008 mind you, we still have a lot of people who are convinced that ORM usage can never be […]
Read MoreIn response to my last post where i showed how you could fill entities with the resultset of a stored procedure, i was asked if it was also possible to fill entities and their associations if the stored procedure returned all of the necessary data. I looked into it, and it’s possible, although it did […]
Read MoreA short while ago we needed to fetch the data for some entities through a stored procedure for performance reasons. We already use NHibernate in the typical way to fetch and modify the data of this entity type, but we just wanted something so we could also use the resultset of the stored procedure to […]
Read MoreBig weekend so far… Fabio Maulo invited me to join the NHibernate development team, which i gladly accepted 🙂 It’s a great project and a great team as well. I’m very proud to be a part of that from now on. I’m so psyched about this that i don’t even know what to say 🙂
Read MoreAs David Starr already mentioned, i am now part of the Elegant Code team. It’s an honor to be invited and i’m obviously very happy with this. All of my posts will still be posted to my own blog, as well as on elegantcode.com. And the NHibernate posts will also continue to be cross posted […]
Read MoreI have been using Visual Studio since it first came out and have been big fan of it for quite a few years. Until just recently it had no real competition but with the NetBeans (and Eclipse) getting better every release I cannot say definitively that Visual Studio is the best editor anymore. Having said […]
Read MoreI have recently started a new job which requires me to work in both Visual Studio 2008 and NetBeans 6.1. I love both IDEs and often wish I could get a mashup of the two. This points out to me how the IDE has become such an important part of modern software development. When I […]
Read MoreAs a youngster in church, my friends and I would survive boring sermons by making a search game out of the hymn book, writing (for example) “go to page 433” on a randomly-selected page. On page 433 was inscribed “go to page 22”, and so on, thus creating links ad nauseam. I had the unpleasant […]
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