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Article series on NHibernate and Fluent NHibernate – Part 2

Today the second part of my series on NHibernate and Fluent NHibernate went live. You can read it here. Summary In part 2 of the article series I have continued to implement the remaining part of the domain which I … Continue reading 

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Article series on NHibernate and Fluent NHibernate

I have been invited to write a series of articles on NHibernate and Fluent NHibernate on http://dotnetslackers.com. The first part of this series has just been published. I invite you to read it here. In this series I start from … Continue reading 

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Dynamic reflection versus static reflection

Since the very beginning the new Fluent NHibernate framework which provides an internal DSL for mapping the domain entities to the underlying database has attracted me very much. Why? The standard way in NHibernate to map an entity to an … Continue reading 

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Step-by-step Introduction to Delegates and Lambda Expressions

Many so often during my lectures an courses I provide to – what I would call – main stream developers I realize that delegates, anonymous methods and lambda expressions are concepts either completely unknown or not really fully understood. This … Continue reading 

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Real Swiss don’t need SRP, do they?

Introduction You may ask yourself why I publish another article about the single responsibility principle (SRP). We already had some very good post about this principle at Los Techies, e.g. here, here and here to mention just a few. Well, … Continue reading 

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Coming from place far far away

Many many thanks to all the guys from Los Techies for their invitation! I feel flattered being now a member of the group. Many of the members of Los Techies I have been able to meet personally either at the … Continue reading 

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