SonicCast - Validation and Customizing Validation

scribesonic.com — he topic of this SonicCast is validation, and I cover validation functionality provided by SubSonic, customizing SubSonic generated classes via partials and discuss how I customized SubSonic in my own attempt in emulating the Django/Rails validation style by implementing the open source .net Validation Everywhere project. read more...

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The IoC mind set: Validation

ayende.com — Great approach for business validation. read more...

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The expando attribute

published 8 months, 27 days ago, submitted by crpietschmann 9 months ago

blog.madskristensen.dk — It can set JavaScript properties on any element you would normally reference with document.getElementById(‘elementID’). That means you can control the state of your HTML elements from the code-behind in a very easy manor. It also means you can control HTML elements that don’t have a runat=”server” attribute. read more...

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Version Control and “the 80%”

published 8 months, 26 days ago, submitted by powerrush 9 months, 2 days ago

blog.red-bean.com — Ben Collins-Sussman, one of the original designers and developers of Subversion, discusses the challenge to keep Subversion simple yet practical. read more...

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Set Operations with C# Generics

jachman.wordpress.com — C# Generics are powerful, but there are not many generic classes beyond List and Dictionary. Especially for Set Operations Generics are missing. That’s whay I created a small class for Set Operations called Set that contains the basic Set Operations, like Union, Intersect and Difference. read more...

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ORM (object-relational mapping) in .NET 3.5

published 8 months, 28 days ago, submitted by powerrush 9 months, 4 days ago

dotnetslackers.com — What this article covers is a general introduction to ORM concepts, the approach that .NET 3.5 takes, and how it compares to these other packages. read more...

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Community Convergence XXXIII

blogs.msdn.com — Welcome to the thirty-third edition of Community Convergence. This week we have a new video called Programming in the Age of Concurrency featuring Anders Hejlsberg and parallel computing wunderkind Joe Duffy. In another context, Joe reminds us that there is a Parallel computing CTP planned for later in 2007. He recommends watching his blog if you want updates on this anticipated release. On a somewhat lighter note, there is also an amazing post from Luke Hoban, who has written a LINQ query that implements the Ray Tracing algorithm. See also the links to the ALT.NET controversy included in the "From the C# Community" section of this post. read more...

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SubSonic ASP.NET Providers

published 9 months, 5 days ago, submitted by zowens 9 months, 6 days ago

weblogs.asp.net — I am announcing the SubSonic ASP.NET Providers (now only Membership and Roles) using the SubSonic DAL and the official Beta 1 release. read more...

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