Contents tagged with .NET
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SequenceViz is going Pro
This is one of the things on my mind for quite some time. As with most other software developers, I wanted to start a microISV to experience the whole product development cycle. To get an idea wasn't as important as the execution so I decided to take one of my open source project to begin with. And that project is SequenceViz.SequenceViz is my latest open source project which was very interesting to work on and received a lot of community attention. According to the codeplex stats, the number of downloads are +25000 and that didn't include the downloads before I put it on codeplex. Although this number is not the reason behind selecting SequenceViz.The work on SequenceViz Pro is already started and if everything goes according to the plan, I'll be releasing the beta of SequenceViz Pro soon. This blog will become the primary source for any updates on that project along with my twitter feed.So What'll happen to SequenceViz @ Codeplex:The plan is to leave the open source version as it is and I'll not be taking it any further. I'll also remain as project coordinate so If you're willing to improve the open source version then please contact me. -
SequenceViz 0.9 :: WPF based Sequence diagram viewer
Until now, SequenceViz uses the GnuPlot tool to generate the SVG file that is then rendered in the IE control embedded in the application. Although this worked to prove the concept but there were problems with rendering large diagrams and security issues in Vista. Now thanks to Meile Zetstra who provided the WPF implementation for the diagram viewer I have released a new version with this functionality.
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SequenceViz 0.7 :: Quick search
I managed to spend some time on SequenceViz this weekend and added quick search functionality. Because the diagrams are not linkable so it is difficult to navigate between methods and types. One thing that could help now is to search for the type or method that you'd like to navigate to and it will take you to the first result.
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CodeStore - Part 4 of n (Refactoring, Hudson CI Tool)
Although there is not much in this project yet but I think there are few things that can be improved before moving ahead.
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CodeStore - Part 3 of n (Cecil, Moq)
This is the third part of the series on building CodeStore. In this blog post, I'll finish off the first user story which was
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CodeStore - Part 2 of n (SQLite, NHibernate)
So, in the last post, I started creating a new application using TreeSurgeon and added Castle Windsor and log4net support. In this post, I'm going to describe how I added the Nhibernate support and the Castle Nhibernate facility.
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CodeStore - Part 1 of n (TreeSurgeon, Castle Windsor, Log4net)
What is CodeStore?
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LinkList 19032008 - Google Visualisation API, amCharts for ASP.NET and Django on IronPython
How Apple Got Everything Right by Doing Everything Wrong
http://www.wired.com/techbiz/it/magazine/16-04/bz_apple?currentPage=all -
Linklist 03022008 - Dynamic programming design patterns, Erlang/C# AMQP Client, AOP
Design Patterns in Dynamic Programming
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Integrating .NET and Erlang using OTP.NET