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WP7 Dev - A Simple Splash Screen

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barebonescoder 667 days, 23 hours, 38 minutes ago

WP7 Dev – Application Bar BasicsWP7 Dev – Adding Screens & Button HandlersWP7 Dev – A Simple Splash ScreenCoding, MobileAdd commentsJul132011 This was so hilariously simply I just had to post it. Apparently when you create a new Windows Phone 7 project in Visual Studio 2010, you get a splash screen for free. Looking at the solution explorer, you’ll see the below. We can see that we have a file called “SplashScreenImage.jpg” in our project already. Popping this image open, we see it’s a straightfor... (more)

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NUnit and the Values Attribute

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barebonescoder 945 days, 16 hours, 10 minutes ago

A bare bones introduction to NUnit's Values attribute. (more)

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A Feature-driven Comparison of Entity Framework and NHibernate-Lazy loading

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sonukapoor 986 days, 17 hours, 56 minutes ago

Last month I took the challenge of trying to compare Entity Framework (EF4) and NHibernate (NH) in a hopefully unbiased and feature-driven way. In this article, I'll start looking into some programming features such as lazy loading. (more)

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tags: EF, NHibernate

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The Joy of Moq – Multiple Interfaces | Musings of the Bare Bones Coder

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barebonescoder 996 days, 15 hours, 6 minutes ago

A bare bones introduction to mocking multiple interfaces using Moq. (more)

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tags: TDD, Mocking, Moq

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NHibernate vs. MyBatis.NET - Saving Entities

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barebonescoder 997 days, 14 hours ago

A bare bones comparison between NHibernate and MyBatis.NET as it relates to saving entities. (more)

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NHibernate & Many-to-Many Relationships

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A bare bones introduction to NHibernate's handling of many-to-many relationships, with a brief comparison to MyBatis.NET. (more)

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tags: MyBatis.NET, NHibernate

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NHibernate vs. MyBatis.NET - Type Conversions & Type Handlers

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barebonescoder 1001 days, 18 hours, 24 minutes ago

A bare bones comparison between NHibernate and MyBatis.NET as it relates to type conversions and type handlers. (more)

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tags: MyBatis.NET, NHibernate

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NHibernate & MyBatis.NET Comparison - Stored Procedures

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barebonescoder 1003 days, 13 hours, 12 minutes ago

A bare bones comparison between NHibernate and MyBatis.NET as it relates to calling stored procedures. (more)

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Using MVCContrib glue to bring Visual Basic WebForms and C# MVC together

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Matt_TCF 1049 days, 12 hours, 59 minutes ago

I’ve found myself in the less-than-desirable situation of having to work with WebForms again. After working almost exclusively with ASP.NET MVC for the better part of three years, the inadequacies of WebForms seem even more prominent. While running MVC and WebForms in the same applications is easy enough, we’re facing an added complication: our WebForms application was written in Visual Basic. While you can’t mix-and-match C# MVC and VB WebForms within the same application directly, you can leverage M... (more)

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tags: ASP.NET MVC, WebForms, MVCContrib, Visual Basic

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Moving From NMock2 to NMock3

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barebonescoder 1049 days, 20 hours, 12 minutes ago

Moving From NMock2 to NMock3 leave a comment Since my team started in with mocking about a year ago, we decided to go with NMock2 despite the magic strings. The mocking frameworks at the time looked pretty similar, and for our needs, the simplicity of NMock2 was a good fit. We have been re-evaluating our choice of tools as of late to ensure we are still using best of breed. Some quick googling turned up this good and relatively recent comparison of mocking frameworks, which turned us onto NMock3. This... (more)

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MSTest vs. NUnit with Visual Studio 2010 & TDD

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barebonescoder 1065 days, 14 hours, 59 minutes ago

MSTest vs. NUnit with Visual Studio 2010 & TDD 2 comments All unit testing frameworks share the same core features: test declaration, test execution, and pass/fail notices based on assertions. The shop I work at has been using NUnit for over two years now, with great success. We considered switching to MBUnit a year and a half ago, primarily because of Gallio’s compelling nature, but didn’t pull the trigger because of NUnit’s fluent interface and MBUnit’s lack thereof. Yes, we could have spun up our ... (more)

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IBatis.NET Tips & Tricks Part 4 - Nulls & Lists

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barebonescoder 1097 days, 18 hours, 37 minutes ago

IBatis.NET Tips & Tricks Part 4 – Nulls & Lists leave a comment In this part of our IBatis.NET series, we’ll go over how to handle null values declaratively. Also, we’ll review how to hydrate list types with your query results instead of having to define new classes. We build on the code from the prior parts of this series, so start there if you want to be fully up to speed. As in prior parts, we use the AdventureWorks database.Null Values IBatis.NET gives you the flexibility to replace null valu... (more)

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Using LINQ to SQL with a Stored Procedure

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barebonescoder 1109 days, 6 hours, 13 minutes ago

Using LINQ to SQL with a Stored Procedure leave a comment In this post I’ll go over a very bare bones way to call a stored procedure using LINQ to SQL.Scenario So I was writing up a bare bones tool to send me the results of a handful of queries I wanted to run against our OnTime database. This tool would have at most three clients, would run every hour, and was certainly not mission critical. I didn’t really want to spin up SubSonic or IBatis.NET, and I certainly didn’t want to spend time learning EF ... (more)

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IBatis.NET Tips & Tricks Part 3 – Map Composition

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barebonescoder 1115 days, 11 hours, 57 minutes ago

IBatis.NET Tips & Tricks Part 3 – Map Composition leave a comment In this part of our IBatis.NET series, we’ll go over how to compose maps to reduce redundancy. We build on the code from the prior parts of this series, so start there if you want to be fully up to speed. As in prior parts, we use the AdventureWorks database.Map Composition Most, if not all, modern day programmers are familiar with the DRY principle – that is, don’t repeat yourself. This is particularly important when dealing with the ... (more)

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tags: IBatis.NET, IBatis.NET Maps

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IBatis.NET Tips & Tricks Part 2 - Type Conversions

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barebonescoder 1119 days, 11 hours, 30 minutes ago

IBatis.NET Tips & Tricks Part 2 – Type Conversions & Type Handlers leave a comment In this part of our IBatis.NET series, we’ll go over a couple of ways you can handle type mismatches between your database and your objects. We build on the code from Part 1 of this series, so start there if you want to be fully up to speed.Automatic Conversions The simplest (and possibly the only) example to demonstrate how an automatic conversion works would be when you have a varchar column in your database that... (more)

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SQL SERVER – GUID vs INT – Your Opinion « Journey to SQL Authority with Pinal Dave

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pinaldave 1121 days, 15 hours ago

Take your side. State your case. Learn the reality. (more)

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tags: SQL, SQLServer, pinaldave, SQLAuthority

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IBatis.NET Tips & Tricks Part 1 - Constructors & Joins

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barebonescoder 1120 days, 11 hours, 58 minutes ago

IBatis.NET Tips & Tricks Part 1 – Constructors & Joins leave a comment My team’s usage of IBatis.NET continues to meet success. While we miss the sugary goodness that is SubSonic’s auto-generated ActiveRecord code, we are starting to appreciate the newfound flexibility that IBatis.NET affords us when it comes to handling the impedance mismatch between our domain and our databases. Because of this, I’ve taken some time to spelunk through IBatis.NET’s unit tests to see what additional functionality... (more)

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Custom Trace Filter for a WCF Service

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barebonescoder 1120 days, 14 hours, 14 minutes ago

Custom Trace Filter for a WCF Service leave a comment My team now has a set of Net.TCP WCF services for some of our core business functions, with email notifications whenever any errors arise. Given our penchant for bug-free code, the emails were few and far between (cough). When an error did occur however, we would get roughly six emails for every “legitimate” error, which made the initial assessment troublesome to say the least. To combat this we wrote a bare bones custom trace filter, which I’ll be ... (more)

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Writing an Email Custom Trace Listener

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barebonescoder 1126 days, 13 hours, 37 minutes ago

Writing an Email Custom Trace Listener For a WCF Service one comment Now that our set of WCF services was approaching prime time, I wanted my team to be notified immediately upon any errors. I also wanted to piggy-back on the built-in tracing that we had already enabled during the early development process in order to track down initial connection issues. There are scads of good references online for how to do this, such as here, here, and here. My implementation is decidedly bare-bones, but it provid... (more)

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Visual Studio 2010 Downloads

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dczupek 1136 days, 21 hours, 52 minutes ago

Visual Studio 2010 Launched - Final version available for public. Download links (more)

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tags: .NET4, VS2010, ASP.NET 4

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WP7 Dev - A Simple Splash Screen

NUnit and the Values Attribute

A Feature-driven Comparison of Entity Framework and NHibernate-Lazy loading

The Joy of Moq – Multiple Interfaces | Musings of the Bare Bones Coder

NHibernate vs. MyBatis.NET - Saving Entities

NHibernate & Many-to-Many Relationships

NHibernate vs. MyBatis.NET - Type Conversions & Type Handlers

NHibernate & MyBatis.NET Comparison - Stored Procedures

Using MVCContrib glue to bring Visual Basic WebForms and C# MVC together

Moving From NMock2 to NMock3

MSTest vs. NUnit with Visual Studio 2010 & TDD

IBatis.NET Tips & Tricks Part 4 - Nulls & Lists

Using LINQ to SQL with a Stored Procedure

IBatis.NET Tips & Tricks Part 3 – Map Composition

IBatis.NET Tips & Tricks Part 2 - Type Conversions

SQL SERVER – GUID vs INT – Your Opinion « Journey to SQL Authority with Pinal Dave

IBatis.NET Tips & Tricks Part 1 - Constructors & Joins

Custom Trace Filter for a WCF Service

Writing an Email Custom Trace Listener

Visual Studio 2010 Downloads

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