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1 month, 8 days ago vistadb.net — Blog post describing some differences between a struct and a class in dot net and why you might want to use one over the other.
"Memory usage and leaks in a managed world often come from unexpected places. Allocating classes or structs is a confusing subject to newcomers to Dot Net."
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5 months, 11 days ago mark-dot-net.blogspot.com — Interesting post about how refactoring gets the blame when schedules slip. But that was not the root cause. Also nice list of benefits to refactoring for future app maintenance gains. read more...
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5 months, 26 days ago vistadb.net — Replacing a generic hashtable with a strongly typed Dictionary<> results in performance gains for Contains() lookups. read more...
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7 months, 20 days ago vistadb.net — VistaDB released a Free Express Edition today for non commercial usage.
VistaDB Express allows personal website users who use Graffiti to build tools to integrate with their new site.
The Express edition lacks the GUI plugins for Visual Studio, but works with all the Microsoft Express developer tools, and Mono! read more...
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8 months, 13 days ago vistadb.net — Article about our findings with the GC.Collect in Dot Net 2 and problems with memory leaks from the Garbage Collector. Includes some stats on runtime using the 2.0 SP1 and 3+ runtime additions.
GC.Collect is not always a bad thing, and this proves it. read more...
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8 months, 13 days ago graffiticms.com — VistaDB was chosen as the default because it has better support for multiple environments (Medium Trust, 64-bit, and Mono) compared to Microsoft Access. However, if you are already using Access or simply prefer it, you will still be able to use it.
In addition to VistaDB, we are also adding one more database provider, MySQL. The setup and install experience for MySQL is very similar to SQL Server. You will be find the necessary files and steps in the beta 2 download.
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8 months, 14 days ago ajaxninja.com — This story goes over the ad campaign of Telligent for their new Dot Net based Graffiti CMS and how they "based" Wordpress.
Telligent turned a non-open source product into a buzz when it slammed Wordpress. Graffiti is based on dot net and some people took their ad to mean that php is unsafe. Good write up about the stink and why it matters. read more...
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8 months, 14 days ago vistadb.net — VistaDB code coverage was at 0 about a year ago. it is approaching 70% for all of the modules. The article goes into NUnit and NCover as the tools used, and just how many NUnit tests it takes to get to the center of a class. read more...
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8 months, 14 days ago vistadb.net — I mentioned the Visual Studio 2008 launch event in one of the other blog posts and got an email from someone today for the site. Here is the main website (full of silverlight content as well):
www.heroeshappenhere.com
The website has some quick information on SQL Server 2008, Visual Studio 2008, Windows Server 2008 and Dot Net 3.5. It also includes some case studies from launch event partners (warning – often including camping marketroid type speak in buzzwords).
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8 months, 14 days ago vistadb.net — VistaDB has had connection pooling since one of the early betas. I was recently speaking with a user who had some questions and I could not remember the answers, so I looked through the code. I found one property that was not exposed to the public interface, and I decided to take the time to document my finding while it was fresh in my mind.
Take a look in the help file (in Build 50) for a new HOWTO topic on Connection Pooling.
Connection pooling enables your .NET application to recyle a connection a pool of connections that have been previously closed. Once a connection with a particular connection string has been created it is placed in a pool during the Close() operator and an application can then resuse that connection without the expense of rebuilding the entire object. When the application requests a connection an existing object is returned from the set of pooled connections. When the object is closed again it will be added back to the pool for reuse
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1 year, 7 months ago vistadb.net — After 2 years of development and over 20,000 man hours, the final release date of VistaDB 3.0 has been set for Feb. 24th, 2007. Key features include truly embedded SQL database for .NET, Compact Framework and Mono, small 600KB footprint, 100% managed and verfiably typesafe architecture, developed in C#, SQL Server 2005 compatible data types and T-SQL syntax support and royalty free distribution. read more...
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