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Well,
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 :-)
.NET 3 is a collection of technologies and addons to the 2.0 Framework. It is not in my opinoin, and confirmed now a bunch of new bcl or clr stuff. It's ...
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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.
All in all very nice, generating a site with the following info in a matter of about 4 seconds.
1: public Table<Category> Categories; ...
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Found a nice newish article on MSDN about creating provider like features, not just extending them.
''The ASP.NET provider-based features rely on a common set of public types and helper classes. Stefan Schackow shows how to author your own provider-based features by leveraging the provider model support in the .NET Framework 2.0 to quickly and ...
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Well, i was looking at the content api, and noticed, settings are reptitive in a few objects, and they need to support different types.
i was working on it a bit, and came up with something like this... i hope to get some feedback, because filip and i are moving along, and the base code once in place, wont change for a bit as we proced, as ...
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Recently, I have been doing a lot of work in making controls have some design time support, I am creating composite controls, and it's a whole different world from user controls i have to say :-)
I have made them before, but really only used them in code or in things i needed and jsut manipulaed, never worrying much about designer support, ...
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I am not sure why, but it took me a while to reallly grasp Events and Delegates. I understood what they where, and how to use them, but for some reason it took a little while to click in my head. So for anyone in the same boat I was, here is a very simple way of understanding them, while looking at a code sample.
Event - Something that ...
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Full observer patter on item object generated in half second using code dome for all tables currently in content db.
1: public class Item
2: {
3: #region Fields
4: private long m_ItemId;
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6: private long m_ItemMasterID;
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8: private int ...
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Full Resolution Image: Conten Item Class Diagram
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 ...
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DAL Layer.In .NET 2.0 Microsoft was kind enough to provide us with a couple of new objects:
DbConnection
DbCommand
DbProviderFactory
Basically, the DbProviderFactory allows for us to relativly easily implement a provider independent data access layer in our application. The advantage of this methodology is that it gives you the option of ...
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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 I predict within the comming weeks we should see full support for 2.0 features like generics ...
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