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A couple of weeks ago I gave a short preview of the upcoming .NET 2.0 support in Neo . Since then only a select few tried the early bits which resulted in lots of great feedback, thanks! Unfortunately the subversion system at CodeHaus is temporarily offline...
Feeling a bit better now, a post straight from my backlog. For research purpose only I’ve started a little project called NeoDsl. NeoDsl solves the error-prone and complex work to describe your domain model in the Torque XML schema format. The Neo code...
Reduced generated lines of code by 30% Support for partial classes Support for generics Support for nullable types Code generation Neo comes in two parts: The actual framework, i.e. the classes with which the application developer works, and the Visual...
.NET 2.0 support for Neo is coming along. I finished my work on generics and partial classes, and just started working on support for nullable types. This morning I spoke with Dick about all the cool stuff coming in Neo and mentioned the default nullable...
During my stay in Cortina I talked briefly with Arjen and Erik about the future of Neo regarding .NET 2.0. Earlier I wrote a post on how to Run Neo on Visual Studio.NET 2005 and .NET 2.0 (binary). I finally found the time to start work on support for...
Get the latest Neo (at the time of writing 1.4.0) distribution from the distribution directory . 1) Unpack and convert both the Neo.sln and Neo.Tools.sln solution files with the help of the VSNET 2005 wizard. 2) Open the Neo.Tools.sln solution file and...
Late June 2004 I submitted Declarative transactions at method level to the Neo team . It took a while to digest the code but as of today you’ll find it in CVS. Of course it will be available in the next release as well. My first post on this subject was...
It’s been a while, sorry for that. Dennis Mulder will give a talk on the Enterprise Library next Thursday . Should be pretty interesting (especially the configuration side), so I hope to see you there. Ever heard of Language Oriented Programming ? Personally...
The Neo roadmap has been updated with some pretty exciting features. A little while back I submitted a prototype demonstrating support for Enterprise Services in Neo. I blogged some of the details here . While .NET 2.0 supports a superior light weight...
I have this business requirement to interact with message queues, binding queue and Neo related operations together in a transaction to ensure consistency. My team is comfortable with using COM+ services in the ADO.NET world so I figured why not add COM...
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