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A collection of 70 posts

16 February 2020 • 2 min read

Temperature Blanket - A Rare Opportunity for My Coding to Assist Jocelyn's Crafting

In which, after almost 17 years, Mrs Nelson finally has cause to call upon my programming skills.

Crafts Family Programming .NET

22 April 2014 • 6 min read

One Reason Why NCrunch Is Worth The Cost

Why I'm happy to have ponied up for NCrunch, an automated concurrent testing tool for Visual Studio.

VisualStudio .NET C# Testing Tools

11 March 2011 • 2 min read

Entity Framework Week Part 5: Concluding Thoughts

The fifth post of a five-part series following my adventures playing with Entity Framework for a week in February 2011.

EntityFramework .NET Databases NHibernate

10 March 2011 • 3 min read

Entity Framework Week Part 4: Features and Further Investigations

The fourth post of a five-part series following my adventures playing with Entity Framework for a week in February 2011.

Databases EntityFramework .NET NHibernate

09 March 2011 • 5 min read

Entity Framework Week Part 3: Runtime Issues Encountered

The third post of a five-part series following my adventures playing with Entity Framework for a week in February 2011.

.NET EntityFramework Databases NHibernate

08 March 2011 • 4 min read

Entity Framework Week Part 2: Conventions and Fluent Mappings

The second post of a five-part series following my adventures playing with Entity Framework for a week in February 2011.

.NET Databases EntityFramework NHibernate

07 March 2011 • 3 min read

Entity Framework Week Part 1: Introduction, Configuration and Initialization

The first post of a five-part series following my adventures playing with Entity Framework for a week in February 2011.

EntityFramework Databases .NET NHibernate

01 December 2010 • 4 min read

Enterprise Integration Anti-Patterns #2 - Shared Assemblies

Thoughts on the common antipattern of sharing assemblies between applications.

Antipatterns Rants Programming Architecture Books .NET

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