Mapping Many to Many relationships using Fluent NHibernate (www.mattlong.com.au)

submitted by mattdlong(45) 12 hours ago

In my previous posts I went over the basics of mapping objects to traditional relational database tables and mapping relationships using Fluent NHibernate. One relationship I neglected to discuss in the previous post was a Many to Many relationship and how it is mapped using Fluent NHibernate, that is going to be the topic of today’s post. read more...

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Mapping Relationships using Fluent nHibernate (www.mattlong.com.au)

submitted by mattdlong(45) 1 day, 11 hours ago

In my last post I went over the basics of mapping properties on a POCO object to fields on a database table. If you haven’t already check it out here. In this post I’m going to focus on mapping relationships, that is, what if we wanted our objects to contain concrete references to the objects with which they have relationships, rather than just foreign key properties. read more...

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The Basics of Mapping Objects to a Database using Fluent nHibernate (www.mattlong.com.au)

submitted by mattdlong(45) 1 day, 15 hours ago

In this post I’ll be taking a look at how we can set up mappings between regular .Net objects and database tables using Fluent nHibernate. read more...

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Exploring the MVP Pattern (www.reducingcomplexity.com)

submitted by edind(85) 3 days, 9 hours ago

Model View Presenter pattern applied by using example application. read more...

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The differene between an Anti-Pattern and a Code smell (msmvps.com)

submitted by PeterRitchie(1425) 6 days, 11 hours ago

Peter discusses the difference between an Anti-Pattern and a Code Smell. read more...

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Thoughts on OO design (www.reducingcomplexity.com)

submitted by edind(85) 9 days, 13 hours ago

OO design is an creative activity. To be successful at it, you’ll need a mixture of both talent and learned skills. There is no such thing as correct design. There is only good, bad and somewhere-in-between design.. read more...

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Implementing Domain Queries (www.lostechies.com)

submitted by johnteague(10) 10 days, 10 hours ago

Using domain queries with Nhiberante and Linq read more...

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When will you be "Done" (www.smelser.net)

submitted by JoeGeeky(65) 11 days, 1 hour ago

Not as straight-forward as it might seem read more...

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I'll be your Provider (www.smelser.net)

submitted by JoeGeeky(65) 15 days, 15 hours ago

This is a nice factory pattern to use with DDD. Also explains a lot of built in providers in .NET read more...

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Singleton Class – C#’s MVP (www.esourcedevelopment.com)

submitted by zaprousdower(10) 17 days, 6 hours ago

A short and simple description of the Singleton design pattern with sample source. read more...

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Inverting my control (www.smelser.net)

submitted by JoeGeeky(65) 18 days, 1 hour ago

Not new but not utilized as much as it should be read more...

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Watch what you say, or else! (www.smelser.net)

submitted by JoeGeeky(65) 18 days, 15 hours ago

This is a handy pattern for this kind of issue read more...

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Is my code Fluent? (www.smelser.net)

submitted by JoeGeeky(65) 19 days, 13 hours ago

Nice overview of how to implement this pattern read more...

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(MVP) Model View Presenter - Passive View (coding.infoconex.com)

submitted by infoconex(75) 23 days, 15 hours ago

Explanation of the MVP Model View Presenter - Passive View by demonstrating it via a C# .NET Winform project. Shows writing the application using code behind approach and then refactoring the project to use the MVP pattern. read more...

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Aliased Maps Design Pattern (georgemauer.net)

submitted by togakangaroo(30) 23 days, 18 hours ago

A C# functional-flavored pattern that I've been using for some time but have never really seen anyone else do. When DDD is too much work, this can be a good way of composing your application. read more...

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Reducing Code Coupling - Inversion of Control (grantpalin.com)

published 23 days, 13 hours ago, submitted by grantpalin(342) 25 days, 18 hours ago

This is the conclusion to my series on reducing code coupling. This installment follows from the previous ones, building on them by introducing the Inversion of Control pattern. read more...

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