Entries categorized 'Tech'
As mentioned before, I have been writing some RIA applications using Flex. I've also been playing with ASP.NET MVC. I have one project where I am considering combining the two. I have been using WebORB from MidnightCoders as my communication layer between .NET and Flex. I've been really happy with it...
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I am writing an application at work using nHibernate against an Oracle database. I was having trouble getting something to function properly, and wanted to test Oracle's ODP.NET driver instead of Microsoft's driver. I am linking to this article so I can refer to it later....
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I've been doing a bit of RIA development using Adobe Flex. As my applications have grown in complexity, they have gotten more and more unmanagable. Cairngorm is an application architecture from Adobe that attempts to solve that complexity using some good design patterns. I am watching some tutorial videos...
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I've started working with NHibernate for the first time. I've used other ORM's for many years. I've recently fallen into, and then back out of love with Linq-To-Sql. I liked the Linq syntax, but hated the way that I was not in control of my domain classes. When I read about NHibernate.Linq, I thought...
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I've started an open source project up on codeplex named aspZone Commerce . Not much up there yet, I was further along, but after TechEd, I threw away the code I already had, and started doing things the right way. Partially based on inspiration from Rob Conery and his MVC Storefront webcasts, I am writing...
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Late post, I know. Almost a week has passed. But it took me this long to come up for air. I thoroughly enjoyed myself at TechEd Developers. Jeff threw a good party. I attended lots of sessions from the architecture track. I got to shake hands with some of my blogging heroes. Even got to get up on stage...
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Time to go play with the next revision of the MVC Framework. Download ASP.NET MVC Preview 3
Tobias figured out how to write your own rules for StyleCop. Tobi + C# = T# ยป Writing your own rules for Microsoft Source Analysis for C#
Lots of folks are complaining about Microsoft's recently released Source Analysis tool, and how they disagree with certain rules, and how it is not configurable. Well, it is configurable, but they put the dialog in a strange place. You start by right clicking on your project file, then click on Source...
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I am going to have to download this and play with it for a while. Microsoft Source Analysis for C# : Announcing the release of Microsoft Source Analysis for C#...
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