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15 days, 17 hours ago andrewpeters.net — Sometimes it’s useful to be able to render a view in-process, for example, from within a unit test if you would like to validate the rendered XHTML. read more...
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15 days, 20 hours ago mindscape.co.nz — A walk through how a commercial software vendor generates the help documentation for their products. read more...
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published 1 month, 19 days ago, submitted by
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1 month, 19 days ago mindscape.co.nz — LightSpeed 2.1, the performance minded object relational mapping framework, is fresh from the oven with new features like database independent full text search capabilities using Lucene.Net, Visual Studio integrated designer enhancements and a bundle of other new features. read more...
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published 3 months, 11 days ago, submitted by
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3 months, 14 days ago weblogs.asp.net — In this tip, I explain how you can use the NHaml view engine as the view engine for an ASP.NET MVC application. I demonstrate how to create NHaml views that display both static content and database records. I also discuss how you can use master pages and user controls with the NHaml view engine. read more...
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published 3 months, 22 days ago, submitted by
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3 months, 22 days ago mindscape.co.nz — The Visual Studio File Explorer Add-in (sexy name we know, but hey, it’s self documenting) is a free Tool Window add-in for VS 2008 that provides a Windows Explorer style file system view. It’s particularly useful for performing routine file system tasks without the need to “context switch” away from Visual Studio, which can be time-consuming over the course of days and weeks. It is shell-enabled so extensions like TortoiseSVN work too. read more...
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published 4 months, 4 days ago, submitted by
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4 months, 5 days ago andrewpeters.net — Leveraging expression trees and extension methods to build a fluent invariant checking API. read more...
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published 5 months, 12 days ago, submitted by
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5 months, 12 days ago blog.bluecog.co.nz — Code quality is an important aspect of every software development project - discover how NDepend can aid in giving you a richer and more meaningful understanding of the quality of your code as well as helping to identify areas you could improve. This post is a high level overview of what you can achieve with NDepend. read more...
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published 5 months, 15 days ago, submitted by
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5 months, 17 days ago mindscape.co.nz — Schema round-tripping is the ability for your domain model entities to be updated seamlessly when schema changes occur or, when your modify your model, for those changes to be propagated back to your database schema without any fuss. This article covers how to leverage schema round-tripping with LightSpeed 2.0's Visual Studio 2008 integrated domain design tool. This functionality is baked into every version, including the free express edition. read more...
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5 months, 19 days ago mindscape.co.nz — This post covers how to add validation to your LightSpeed models using the new Visual Studio 2008 integrated design surface. Validation support has always been an important feature of LightSpeed and now with version 2 the ability to leverage them is easier than ever before. Validation of your model objects is something that should be done at the model level and the support for this is deeply rooted into LightSpeed. read more...
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published 5 months, 22 days ago, submitted by
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5 months, 22 days ago mindscape.co.nz — LightSpeed 2.0 includes a powerful visual domain model designer that has support for database round tripping (auto update on schema changes, push model changes to the database), creates .NET 2.0 compliant or .NET 3.5 compliant code depending on the target framework of your project and customizable code generation templates. Drag and drop database support for SQL Server, Oracle, My SQL, SQLite and PostgreSQL is also supported right out of Visual Studio 2008. Free version available. read more...
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5 months, 23 days ago mindscape.co.nz — Post about accessing the powerful features that LightSpeed offers through the new LINQ provider supplied with LightSpeed 2.0. Specifically this article deals with leveraging the powerful Named Aggregates feature and Soft Delete functionality. read more...
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published 5 months, 25 days ago, submitted by
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5 months, 25 days ago mindscape.co.nz — Great, in-depth discussion of when it makes to sense to use LINQ in LightSpeed 2.0. read more...
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published 5 months, 26 days ago, submitted by
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5 months, 26 days ago mindscape.co.nz — LightSpeed 2 incorporates LINQ (Language Integrated Query) support. LINQ to LightSpeed means that if you know LINQ, you can get these benefits without having to learn a new API. You can continue to write LINQ queries as if against LINQ to SQL or another LINQ provider, but you’ll get database independence (effectively LightSpeed gives you LINQ to Oracle, LINQ to MySQL, LINQ to PostgreSQL and LINQ to SQLite as well as LINQ to SQL Server, all in the one box), advanced eager loading functionality (avoiding the so-called “n+1” problem which affects some LINQ implementations) and of course the blazingly fast LightSpeed query engine.
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published 5 months, 25 days ago, submitted by
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5 months, 26 days ago blog.bluecog.co.nz — Is the Velocity project by Microsoft simply a me-too framework or are they creating real value for developers on the Windows platform? read more...
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