Contents tagged with asp.net
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Presenting Aikido in the Patterns and Practices Summit
Aikido is quite cool. It's very well designed and it makes very easy to create advanced controls that support advanced features like DataBinding, Templating and Appstyling. I'll show how to build a control from scratch that takes advantage of it.
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Digging into LinQDataSource
The sample code that ScottGu showed for LinQDataSource made it look like it should be called LinQToSqlDataSource.
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Medium Trust
As I blogged previously we had some issues to make EntLib 2.0 in Medium Trust. It was not the only one.
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EntLib 2.0 and Medium Trust
We needed to make EntLib 2.0 work in medium trust scenarios. Unfortunately, it does not work out of the box. The EntLib team is working on a new build that will fix it, but meanwile I wanted to share what we needed to do.
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RubyOnRails-esque ASP.NET
I've been playing with Ruby on Rails, and there's a lot to like.
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ASP.NET 2.0 DataSet DataSource
Even if it's hard to believe, ASP.NET 2.0 DataSources don't have good support for typed DataSets. I blogged about that here, and now I wrote a DataSetDataSource to overcome this limitation. Read about it here
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ASP.NET 2.0 databinding, 'stateful' entities and Atlas
If you read about the data binding support in ASP.NET 2.0, it always says that is designed for the natural stateless nature of the web, which basically means that each time I update something in the page, it's persisted to the database.v