First Steps with RavenDB
Ok, I’m starting another blog post series about a database. This time it is RavenDB, a document database. RavenDB is one of my favorite databases. In my opinion RavenDB has…
Read moreScala on LLVM
For this semesters ‘Program Analysis and Transformation’ seminar I took a look on how you could potentially run Scala on the LLVM. I created an overview the motivation, implementation possibilities…
Read moreMini-ORM Hype
An interesting recent development is the explosion in tiny ‘object relational mappers’, such as Dapper, Massive or PetaPoco. Most of these help you with a thin layer to read data…
Read moreElegant Event Handling in Java
Event handling is something very common, especially in desktop application. So how does you’re event handling code look like? Something like this? Of course you don’t want to have this…
Read moreLINQPad db4o Driver: Feature Overview
This time I’m giving a small feature overview for my LINQPad driver for db4o. I promise that is the last post about this for a while =). Why now? Because…
Read moreMaking of the db4o LINQPad Driver: Generate Code
In the previous posts I showed you how to write LINQPad drivers and how to read the meta data out of db4o. This time I show the last piece for…
Read moreMaking of the db4o LINQPad Driver: Meta-Data
This time I’m going to look at the meta-data required for the db4o driver. First I’m showing how to get the meta-data from db4o. Then I explain some internal details…
Read moreFun with NDepend, Part III: Link Collection
What? Links around NDepend? But you promised a post about Teamcity integration? Yes, I did but then I found a good guide on the official site and a good blog…
Read moreMaking of the db4o LINQPad Driver: LINQPad Drivers
In this little post series I’m going to show how my db4o LINQPad driver is implemented. Some parts of these posts useful for other drivers, other parts will be db4o…
Read moredb4o Driver for LINQPad
Way back in my posts about db4o I complained about the missing tool support. I also demonstrated how to use LINQPad for ad hoc queries. However wouldn’t it be cooler…
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