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ASP.NET dynamic data futures today
Ever since Ruby On Rails came on the market with their RAD application development tools I was jealous. Why couldn’t we do what they do with ruby in ASP.NET and better? Appearantly Microsoft wasn’t all that happy either with the developments...
Published
22-12-2008 19:14
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willemm
Filed under:
ASP.NET
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.NET 3.5
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ASP.NET Dynamic Data
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.NET 4.0
Linq to SQL pitfalls
Currently I'm hard at work on a project where we use Linq to SQL quite a lot. It has led to some interesting patterns and anti-patterns which I want to share in this article. The idea is to show some principals that me and others on the team have...
Published
09-12-2008 21:06
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willemm
Filed under:
.NET 3.5
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ADO.NET
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LINQ to SQL