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15 days, 3 hours ago domaindotnet.com — Example: (try this with gacutil.exe)
** ASSEMBLIES BY NAME WITH > 1 REGISTERED = 664 ***
Group ‘Microsoft’ Assemblies=466 Percent=70.18% Public Keys Used=5
Group ‘DevExpress’ Assemblies=73 Percent=10.99% Public Keys Used=2
Group ‘System’ Assemblies=71 Percent=10.69% Public Keys Used=4
Group ‘Policy’ Assemblies=14 Percent=2.11% Public Keys Used=2
Group ‘FSharp’ Assemblies=11 Percent=1.66% Public Keys Used=1
Group ‘VLinq’ Assemblies=10 Percent=1.51% Public Keys Used=1
Group ‘policy’ Assemblies=6 Percent=0.9% Public Keys Used=2
Group ‘PresentationFramework’ Assemblies=5 Percent=0.75% Public Keys Used=1
Group ‘mscorcfg’ Assemblies=2 Percent=0.3% Public Keys Used=1
Group ‘WebDev’ Assemblies=2 Percent=0.3% Public Keys Used=1
Group ‘VSTADTEProvider’ Assemblies=2 Percent=0.3% Public Keys Used=1
Group ‘VsWebSite’ Assemblies=2 Percent=0.3% Public Keys Used=1 read more...
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category: Linq | Views: 11
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17 days ago blog.domaindotnet.com — This post gets the GAC via Linq to bend your way. How? A Fusion Wrapper to IEnumerable over your Gac. No nasty PInvokes to deal with. It's all clean C# which is here to use. We owe a debt to the Mono project for this as well as a very smart Microsoft staff member to be give credit when we can find the page again. Be careful however...Our last post cranked through your registry. This post gets you the GAC. Here is what is done with a holistic post later:
* All files we can find (if you specify them)
* The Gac (all of it and even the other two ‘sub-gacs’ if you want
* Environmental Stuff (Path variable, etc. but we actually parse them and produce another tree and it fits our code)
* A lot more (think all things inside you box)
You can even join all this data if you can find the right keys. We joined our registry to our file system ‘where the registry key value as a path’ (where is was a valid path) didn’t exist. Earth-shattering? No. Faster then any virus checker we’ve tried? ABSOLUTELY. Relevant to virus checkers? No not really actually…. read more...
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category: Linq | Views: 15
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published 19 days, 3 hours ago, submitted by
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19 days, 23 hours ago itscommonsensestupid.blogspot.com — While unit testing is generally considered a good practice ( even among those who don't do unit tests), mocking doesn't seem to carry the same aura. There are a lot of arguments saying why mocking is bad , how it kills testability etc.
But in my day-to-day job, as well as in my personal projects, I found mocking is definitely indispensable.
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category:  Unit Testing | Views: 546
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22 days, 10 hours ago blog.domaindotnet.com — An oldie but always worth another look to remember the insanity that is Steven Ballmer. What are multi-Billion dollar CEOs would act like this? He's a genius for being such an eccentric yet being effective in the 'normal corporate' world. Go Steve.
NOTE: We recently got the 'SequenceViz' tool (auto gens sequence diagrams using Cecil for code knowledge) working with SilverLight on the web. It previously only supported SVG in IE using the Adobe viewer. It now does SVG-Xaml Translation.. VERY cool stuff.. read more...
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category:  Community | Views: 9
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published 28 days, 7 hours ago, submitted by
dcarr
28 days, 23 hours ago blog.domaindotnet.com — Linq is not just about databases. It’s about reading the registry, your hard-disk, or even a list of function pointers to be invoked. Linq is about more event then sets (collections). It’s about making tasks easier in many cases and vastly more powerful (and most importantly your code more readable and maintainable at the same time). It’s astounding just how fast the HashSet<T> collection is. This post will show how to gain additional power that is fully supported from Microsoft which is often overlooked, yet it can solve some of the hardest problems (especially around performance however don’t prematurely optimize!).
Linq, HashSet, ORM, NHibernate, Linq to NHibernate, Linq Undocumented, Functional Programming, .NET 3.5 read more...
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category:  C# | Views: 350
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1 month, 6 days ago blog.domaindotnet.com — We're not usually ones for viral video, but this is a classic!
Filed under: Technology — Tags: .NET, C#, Developer, Funny, geek humor, Hugged, humor, short clip, Video read more...
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category: Community | Views: 14
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1 month, 11 days ago codebetter.com — When Patrick Smacchia [MVP C#] posted using his amazing tool NDepend on the changes in .NET 3.5 SP1, it seemed only natural as we had been obsessed, intrigued and blown away by NDepend for what seems like years and years. However his post ,without us realizing, set a new standard of content. We didn't think twice about covering NHibernate 2.0 and adding the NDepend output as 'Patrick did it for SP1 and everyone loved it'.
This is a very, very good thing. It means people care about dependencies (it is after all called NDepend) as indeed a criticul success factor. But there is so much more. So much more......Lets hope this level of discussion and understanding become part of our culture as much as the long-awaited 'OO Design' mandates are not part of .NET culture.
Damon Wilder Carr
Anyway,
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category:  Architecture | Views: 8
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1 month, 13 days ago blog.domaindotnet.com — Includes analysis (NDepend) of the release showing related components it uses (from Castle for example) as well as more information about what has changed from the last release. Also where to download Linq to NHibernate. read more...
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category: Architecture | Views: 21
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1 month, 14 days ago blog.domaindotnet.com — We just finished the final iteration for this and went gold. Although this post has more marketing then I would normally post here, I at least wanted to let fellow Linq fanatics that our 'semi-secret' project with a few companies you might know has at least for now reached a milestone.
And who could announce a new product without Silverlight (grin).. No seriously we love it. WPF was not all that compelling and XAML didn't look like much fun until we got our killer app in Silverlight. We even wrote a Linq version of the 'scribbler' code the deep zoom team posted if anyone would like it.
Anyway, lots of good technical material will follow. We learned a lot and continue to learn a lot from dissecting the Linq to NHibernate project. What makes this work so fun is it demands optimization across different vendor web services. We do a kind of 'query optimizer' to decide how to fan out requests where we know the general characteristics of say 'asset classes' as data series vs. say a large list of equities. read more...
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category: Linq | Views: 19
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published 1 month, 24 days ago, submitted by
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1 month, 24 days ago codebetter.com — Really interesting breakdown of the new 3.5 sp release. read more...
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category:  CLR | Views: 369
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1 month, 25 days ago ticker.microsoftcommunities.com — OK I'm late to the game and still skeptical on the whole UI as new MTV that is happening. In the end users will decide however this is pretty damn cool I must admit and... I will admit to perhaps opening deep zoom composer (grin).. but it's all about the domain not the view! Ok I feel better now.
Damon read more...
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category:  Silverlight | Views: 4
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