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Frederik Gheysels' DevLog: On reading books ....
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Weblog on C# and software development. Maandag 25 augustus 2008. On reading books . Davy Brion has made a statement. On his blogs in where he states that reading certain development books should be considered as an investment for a software developer. I fully support that statement. I have a few books on my shelf that I consider as 'my Software Development Bibles'. These books have -imho- sharpened my skills, broadened my view and helped me to be a better developer. Posted by Frederik Gheysels. Http:/ cs...
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Frederik Gheysels' DevLog: augustus 2008
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Weblog on C# and software development. Maandag 25 augustus 2008. On reading books . Davy Brion has made a statement. On his blogs in where he states that reading certain development books should be considered as an investment for a software developer. I fully support that statement. I have a few books on my shelf that I consider as 'my Software Development Bibles'. These books have -imho- sharpened my skills, broadened my view and helped me to be a better developer. Posted by Frederik Gheysels. The softw...
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Frederik Gheysels' DevLog: Locking system with aspect oriented programming
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Weblog on C# and software development. Dinsdag 19 augustus 2008. Locking system with aspect oriented programming. A few months ago, I had to implement a 'locking system' at work. I will not elaborate to much on this system, but it's intention is that users can prevent that certain properties of certain entities are updated automatically;. The application where I'm talking about, makes heavy use of DataSets and I've been able to create a rather elegant solution for it. A while ago, I already played. MyCla...
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Frederik Gheysels' DevLog: New Layout
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Weblog on C# and software development. Maandag 30 juni 2008. I've changed the layout of my weblog, I hope you like it. If you have any remarks regarding the layout, if you don't find it readable, if you miss something, please let me know. Posted by Frederik Gheysels. Abonneren op: Reacties plaatsen (Atom). Search this blog or other relevant sites:. Setting Up Continuous IntegrationPart II: configur. Setting Up a Continuous Integration process using . Jeremy D. Miller - The Shade Tree Developer.
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Frederik Gheysels' DevLog: NHibernate Session Management in Domain Driven App's
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Weblog on C# and software development. Maandag 30 april 2007. NHibernate Session Management in Domain Driven App's. As I've posted earlier. Billy McCafferty has written an excellent article on using NHibernate within ASP.NET applications. In this article, he describes how to use the 'Open Session in View' pattern. This is perfectly useable and a very clean way of working with NHibernate in a DDD ASP.NET application, unfortunately, it is -imho- less (or not) useable in a WinForms application. To achieve t...
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Frederik Gheysels' DevLog: Aspect Oriented Programming in .NET
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Weblog on C# and software development. Zondag 5 november 2006. Aspect Oriented Programming in .NET. A while ago, there was somebody who asked the question on a programming forum whether it was possible to retrieve the values of the arguments that are passed to a method in .NET. The purpose was to create some kind of a 'logging' system so that he could log which methods have been called, and what values were passed to those methods. LogThisMethod (MethodBase.GetCurrentMethod() ;. Do the real work here.
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Frederik Gheysels' DevLog: Business Objects Framework – Part 1
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Weblog on C# and software development. Zondag 8 januari 2006. Business Objects Framework – Part 1. More than one year ago, I started reading Expert C# Business Objects. In his book, ‘Rocky’ Lhotka explains us how he has developed his CSLA.NET. While his framework has some really nice features, that tackle some problems, it also has some disadvantages. There are 2 issues in the CSLA.NET framework that are –in my opinion- a big problem:. There is data-access code inside the business object. Because of thes...
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Frederik Gheysels' DevLog: september 2008
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Weblog on C# and software development. Dinsdag 2 september 2008. The beta-version of Google's Chrome browser is available for download. I've just installed it, and I like it. I love their new 'start-page' concept, for instance. They've also created a comic. Where they explain the concepts and techniques of Chrome. Very interesting as well. :). Posted by Frederik Gheysels. Abonneren op: Berichten (Atom). Search this blog or other relevant sites:. Jeremy D. Miller - The Shade Tree Developer.
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Frederik Gheysels' DevLog: Setting Up Continuous IntegrationPart II: configuring CruiseControl.NET
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Weblog on C# and software development. Vrijdag 13 juni 2008. Setting Up Continuous Integration. Part II: configuring CruiseControl.NET. Now that we've created our buildscript in part I. It's time to set up the configuration file for CruiseControl.NET. The ccnet.config file and multiple project-configurations. The tasks that CruiseControl.NET should execute for your project, are configured in the ccnet.config. The ccnet.config file can contain multiple project configuration blocks. The above configuration...
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Frederik Gheysels' DevLog: NHibernate in a remoting / WCF scenario
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Weblog on C# and software development. Maandag 28 juli 2008. NHibernate in a remoting / WCF scenario. I am thinking on how I could use NHibernate in a remoting scenario (using .NET remoting. But I can already see some problems which I will likely encounter on my path. This is how I see the big picture of the application:. Let me explain it in short:. In order to do this, the Service Layer uses a Repository that uses NHibernate to retrieve or persist objects. The problem that I will be facing is this:.