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Geometry data type support
LINQ to SQL and Entity Framework don’t support the geometry data type…
boo…
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ESRI Silverlight Map vs. Prism Regions
about 10 months ago - No comments
After a day or so of working with Silverlight it became quite apparent that you can’t, no you Shouldn’t build Silverlight LOB (Line of Business) applications without Prism.
Prism offers a way to break down your application into modules. And it uses Regions as a way to put it all back together again. Its very
Great OR/M resources
about 1 year ago - 14 comments
Today I had a conversation with a co-worker that started with my declaration of not wanting to ever have to code a stored procedure. Adamantly I know that there are places where sprocs are the solution to a problem but in today’s landscape I feel those are edge cases.
Our argument..err..I mean conversation had all the
Toolset 2009
about 1 year ago - No comments
Most of my work so far this year has been with one client. This client was a Java shop for quite some time and is pretty green to Microsoft. Also, they don’t seem to ever have had real success with building enterprise class systems. That’s not to say that they haven’t wrote very large and
Entity Framework, Aggregate Root, One-to-Many & DDD
about 1 year ago - No comments
I’m really digging the DDD Aggregate root design pattern and thought it would be good to create an example of using EF to pull a root from the persistence layer (database).
My database:
In my little database prjects have releases and stories. releases have sprints and stories and stories have tasks. My root is a project.
about 9 months ago
I'm having the same problem. Apparently there are very few people who seem to be considering this as a major problem.