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DDD Scotland is happening next weekend, I’m really looking forward to it. I’m also very happy my talk got selected, thanks everyone that voted for it. The agenda is very interesting here are my picks: Starting at 9:30AM and If you are not interested in CQRS/ES, there is two talks that sound interesting: Streams of [...]
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Tags: dddScot, developerdeveloperdeveloper, Scotland
This post belongs to a series of posts on CQRS/ES Part 1 – introductory terms and overview Part 2 – Event sourcing and information about commands So, we are moving on. I thought I’d put these two topics close, it seems to me that they are related, I ve been using BDD to test this [...]
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Tags: cqrs/es, ddd, Modelling
I had a bit of trouble getting to this, so for self reference more than anything, I thought I d post about it. Given the following class public class MyClass { private string _name; public string Name { get { return this._name;}} protected MyClass(string name) { _name = name; } } I thought that the [...]
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Tags: reflection
Yesterday we had the 3rd IOSCD. It was great fun, the code is all available here. The sessions and It was great to have some hardware to play with, people really seem to get a good kick out of that, there was a Netduino and two Lego NXT. I m hoping that other [...]
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FluentMigrator Composite Index
Fluentmigrator is a really nice migration tool that allows you to tear your database up and down keeping version, please visit the project page for more info. Anyway, the other day I had to create a composite index, and I didnt know how, the way to do that is: Create.Index(“Name_of_the_index_String”).OnTable(“Name_of_the_Table_String”) .OnColumn(“Column_Name_string”).Ascending() .OnColumn(“Other_Column_Name_string”).Ascending(); Looks kinda obvious [...]
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Tags: fluentmigrator, NHibernate
I m late with the Ada Lovelace Day article, I had the choice of making it on time but incomplete, or put some time and be late, and I chose the later this time. I really though the person and the topic deserved in depth investigation. I didnt really know how to aproach the Ada [...]
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Tags: ALD, f#
Using Ninject and Asp.Net MVC
If you are trying to use Ninject with Asp.net MVC, there is an integration available in github http://github.com/enkari/ninject.web.mvc if you look at the code there its just 3 clases, but the fact that its been used by much more people than just myself makes me a bit more confortable because I m not terriby familiar [...]
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Tags: asp.net MVC, ninject
Tool set for .net development
Now Updated to add Rhino Commons
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Tags: .net, mock, software-development, tool, unit-testing
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