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Author Archives: Gabriel Schenker
Win Free Copies of NHibernate 3 Beginner’s Guide
Readers would be pleased to know that I have teamed up with Packt Publishing and we are organizing a Giveaway especially for you and three lucky winners stand a chance to win a copy of Keep reading to find out … Continue reading
Posted in book, Fluent NHibernate, misc, NHibernate
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BUILD conference–day 3
The future of C# Yesterday Anders Hejlsberg gave a talk about future directions of C# and VB.Net. He started with look back and then immediately dive into the new features of C# 5.0 which is part of VS 2011 and … Continue reading
Posted in BUILD, Conference, Windows
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BUILD conference–day 2
Today was the day of Windows 8 Server and of the Windows runtime (WinRT). WinRT is the new layer providing a language neutral interface to the underlying operating system. It is written in C++ and consists of purely native code. … Continue reading
Posted in BUILD, Conference, Windows
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BUILD conference–day 1
Day one is over and my head is packed with new information and impressions. It was a heavy dose of new stuff that was presented to us. But I have to admit, for the first time since many years I … Continue reading
Posted in Conference, Windows
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BUILD conference–day 0
I am here in Anaheim CA attending the Microsoft BUILD conference. During the next 4 days Microsoft will finally reveal details about the upcoming Windows 8. The sparse information that has been available so far left us developers and architects … Continue reading
Posted in Conference, Windows
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How to map a domain model with NHibernate?
Today a friend of mine ask me the following (I am para-phrasing): “I have a question regarding NHibernate and mapping. In an application we want to access the database through NHibernate from inside a WCF service, thus lazy loading is … Continue reading
Posted in How To, NHibernate
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NHibernate 3 Beginners Guide published
I am very pleased to announce that my book NHibernate 3 Beginners Guide has finally been published. It is a wonderful feeling to finally have a book in my hands that cost me a couple of months of intense work. … Continue reading
Posted in book, introduction, NHibernate, tutorial
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Ranting about the quality of developers
I am in the happy position that I work for a company who is steadily growing. As a consequence we were and are hiring new developers. I had and have the “pleasure” to be part of this hiring process. I … Continue reading
Posted in hiring, misc
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NHibernate 3 Beginners Guide
I am heading towards another mile stone in my life. Later this year my first book will be published. I have always wanted to write a book but never had a topic that is at the same time interesting for … Continue reading
Posted in book, introduction, NHibernate
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New book on NHibernate
Yesterday a new excellent book about NHibernate has been published by www.packtpub.com. (Disclosure: I have been a reviewer thus consider that when reading this post) The book is called “NHibernate 3.0 Cookbook” and can be ordered here. There is even … Continue reading
Posted in book, introduction, NHibernate, review
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