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mostlyclean.com — In the past few weeks I have revisited the specification pattern using Linq. I have teased it, toyed with it and tricked it up. And today I announce the public availability of a project demonstrating my current thoughts. You can grab the solution from Google Code at http://code.google.com/p/linq-specifications. read more...
mostlyclean.com — Part 3 in my Linq series. Here I show how to use a simple AdHoc specification to allow the greatest possible flexibility when querying via the repository. read more...
mostlyclean.com — Part 2 in my series. Here I display a flexible repository solution for handling Linq based specifications. read more...
mostlyclean.com — In this upcoming series of articles I break down the use of Linq Expressions to provide a flexible, queryable repoository interface. The key to the functionality is the expression parsing and deferred execution capacity of Linq. I chose Linq to NHibernate but any other Linq provider would require zero change to the specifications and only very minor changes to the repository implementation. read more...
mostlyclean.com — I produced a screencast (first ever!) to show some of the basics of getting started with TDD in .Net. I intend to go into some more advanced topics as the series progresses. read more...
blog.wekeroad.com — Rob Conery presents the ins-and-outs of the 'in' query in Linq To Sql. read more...
mostlyclean.com — How to purposefully run an infinite loop in C#. Don't forget to break the loop at some stage! read more...
mostlyclean.com — I'll admit that this is a vanity post. Though I'm sure I'm not the first (and I do promise to not create fake accounts to boost my kickage). I am floating this article as the opinion of someone sitting outside the ALT.NET inner sanctum. We always hear the opinions of the big boys, so consider this a rebuttal from a small fry. read more...
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