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.NET Framework 2.0 + WCF + WPF + WF + WCS = .NET Framework 3.0

I was getting ready to write this cool, earth shattering blog entry, but I was beat to the punch in a fancier fashion. So instead, I will summarize, and point to the resources :-)
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LinQ, Blinq, and ContentDB

So, I tested out LinQ today, and found my way to Blinq which is an autogenerator admin tool for DB's generating a bunch of asp.net pages, linQ code, super fast, using a couple of cool things.

Provider Based Features

The ASP.NET provider-based features rely on a common set of public types and helper classes.
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Generic Setting Object

the thing is a setting, jsut like in appsettings, come down to a simple key value pair. it gets more interesting when you say the value has a type, so now you have key, value and type. lastly, it may be interesting to know when a setting is changed
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Design Time Support

action lists are new in 2005, are the little arrows to the right top of a control in the designer, like template editing, and provide the quickest, easiest way to modify properties in the desinger
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Events and Delegates and the Observer

Events, Delegates, and the Observer Pattern come together to help explain eachother in a code example.
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Awsome Code Dom

Full observer patter on item object generated in half second using code dome for all tables currently in content db.
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Updatead Content Item Image

I have added and organized the objects a little more, there are also a number of other classes you dont see there such as culture, status, category and their respective collections, there is also a preliminary dal object currently using an sql wrapper i upgraded to use dbprovider factory i got on codeproject

DAL Layer, DataBase Factories and Multiple Provider support

Basically, the DbProviderFactory allows for us to relativly easily implement a provider independent data access layer in our application.

NDoc for .NET 2.0

Kevin Downs the creator of NDoc has started working on NDoc for .NET 2.0 again. You can get the latest stable build at any given time from ndoc.sourceforge.net/ndoc-nightly.zip Currently he has added support for 2.0 iterators and anonymous methods. And
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CLR 1.1 and 2.0 Remoting Issues

This week I had a hard day to track down a remoting issue we had with our product. Basically, we have remote cache server, that uses .NET remoting to store binary serialized information, which is shared across all our apps, and projects. In our task of
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Where is phase one going....?

Ok, since I bet everyone is curious as to what I am up to now....I thought I would give a sneak preview. There is a new project, Rainbow.Framework.Web, most of the web ui stuff, and elements from framework are being moved to there, allowing a cleaner

ASP.NET 2.0, Multiple projects in the solution, No Esperantus and more!

ASP.NET 2.0, Multiple projects in the solution, No Esperantus and more! Web holds your modules and pages, etc... web.config, rainbow.config ( why can't we joing them ? ) AppCode Contains all the zen code, and raiinbow folders code Rainbow.Framework .Web.UI.Webcontrols

Rainbow.Framework.Permissions

Permissions will basically be one table the way i see with a couple of helper tables or settings. the idea is to make the permissions very flexible, but also granular, so we can permission anything, and the code and business logic will interpret the permissions

Composite Controls And ViewState keys

Reading some of my daily blogs today, I came across a nice post by Scott Guthrie , talking about Composite Controls. He explained something that I felt was worth mentioning, which I had not previously known. This is something that is actually going to
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