db4o: Persistent Classes Tips
In the last four posts I’ve mostly talked about db4o itself and how to used it. All this is actually just the necessary evil for our goal, to persist our…
Read moreRx-Framework, Lombok & Music For Everyone
There’s a new talk/interview about the Rx-framework for reactive programming on channel 9. Yes, it’s the third time I link talks about the same topic here (here is the first…
Read moredb4o: Transactions
So I showed the basics, explained the activation-system and pointed out how db4o manages object-identities. So far so good, but I’ve never explain a very important feature of most databases, the…
Read moredb4o: Object-Identity and High-Level-Caching
In the last two posts (#1, #2) we never ever used anything like an id for any object. So how the hell does db4o identify objects? How does it ensure…
Read moredb4o: Activation- & Update-Depth
Activation is a very basic concept in db4o. In this post I’ll illustrate what it is, why it’s there and how you handle it. (All posts of this series: the…
Read moredb4o, The Basics
With this post I start a little series about db4o, an object database. Why? Because I think object databases are a quite unknown technology. Normally when developers talk about databases…
Read moreBrian Beckman and Erik Meijer: Reactive Framework
This wonderful talk with Erik Meijer and Brian Beckman about reactive programming was published recently on channel 9. It starts of with simple and familiar things, the IEnumerable-Interface (or Iterable…
Read moreHiro, the World’s Fastest IOC Container
The creator of the LinFu-library is working on the ‘world’s fastest IOC container’, called Hiro. Basically Hiro reads once the configuration and then it compiles everything to a fixed, immutable…
Read moreDepoy a ClickOnce-App from a Build-Server
ClickOnce (Wikipedia, MSDN) is an easy way to deploy and update your .NET-application. Its also easy to set it up in Visual Studio and run it from there. It increments…
Read moreMocks for internal interfaces
Maybe you’ve already seen an exception like this: Castle.DynamicProxy.Generators.GeneratorException: Type is not public, so a proxy cannot be generated. Type: SpielWiese.IReportSender …stack-trace… at SpielWiese.TestSomething.ExpectReportsSend() in Program.cs: line 64 What I’ve…
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