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Thank to Oren Eini , now I have another tool under my toolbelt – ESENT database. Fully transactional database, deployed with all windows, just add managed wrapper and good to go. Moral of this post – there’s so much under my nose that I am not even aware...
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For somone who has expertise in PHP and not Razor/ASPX views Phalanger might be a great middle ground. This is an integration of PHP and .NET. Always great to see another language join the .NET club
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Watching Build event I couldn’t not to smile. Microsoft is not always getting it right, but it looks like this time around they bet on a stronger horse. When .NET was released, ASP.NET was an attempt to bring desktop development to the web. Not the best...
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  This is a great explanation of Rx Framework given by Bart De Smet on InfoQ. Very good explanation and samples.
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While trying to solve a problem of removing conditional execution from my code, I wanted to take advantage of .NET 4.0 and it’s dynamic capabilities. Going with DynamicObject or ExpandoObject initially didn’t get me any success since those by default...
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There was enough of responses for Red Gate announcement about free version of .NET Reflector. Neither there’s a need to explain how useful the tool is for almost any .NET developer. There were a lot of talks about the price – $35 is it something to make...
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I am looking at the code for Silverlight application and there’s something that just bugs me… INotifyPropertyChanged. This is not the first time, and yet again I see this interface implemented again, and again, and again. This violates several good principles...
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Sometimes you have to get to the lower level of debugging (ie debugging auto-generated code) to understand what happens. This is what you can do to achieve it in BizTalk. Link 1 (Auto-generated code) Link 2 (MMC)
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Working with BizTalk pushes the creativity sometimes. This time around, I needed to have an assembly deployed to GAC (so that BizTalk application can easily use it) and at the same time being able to configure this assembly without re-deploying it to...
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All assemblies deployed into production are versioned. My personal preference is to achieve that with build scripts, ensuring that build number, code revision, minor and major versions are all inserted. AssemblyInfo.cs is the file that normally contains...
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