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  • Workflow 4.0 Persistence/ Long Running Workflows

    I have recently started to look at the changes introduced with Visual Studio 2010 and .NET Framework 4 Beta 1, the first thing I have looked at is Workflow Foundation 4.0. In this post I will create a simple example which illustrates a long running workflow which persists its state to SQL Server. The example scenario is as follows; a request ...
    Posted to Owain Wraggs' Blog (Weblog) by Owain.Wragg on July 2, 2009
  • AltNetConf UK London 2009

    EMC Consulting / EMC Conchango are pleased to be co-hosting the AltNetConf UK the 1st weekend of August 2009. The event will be run over the entire weekend as follows: Altnet Beers - Fri 31st July @ Tequila Open Space Coding Day - Sat 1st August @ EMC Conchango Alt.Net UK Conference - Sun 2nd August @ EMC Conchango Due to demand the ...
    Posted to Flynny's Blog (Weblog) by Michelle.Flynn on May 26, 2009
  • Speeding up your Desktop Build [Part 1]

    On my current project I wanted to do a little pit stop after our 1st sprint to ensure that the solution was running as optimally as possible. We’ve fleshed out the solution structure and have pulled together all the core pieces of technology – so within Visual Studio, the solution looks like: Solution ‘MyApp’ +---Data |   ...
    Posted to Howard van Rooijen's Blog (Weblog) by howard.vanrooijen on May 9, 2009
  • Why I like N2 CMS

      My current project requires both e-commerce and content management features at the core of its solution. Whilst this would seem to be a fairly obvious and common requirement, the current offerings in the .Net world seem to be lacking when you try to consider both requirements. Sure, there are some great .Net CMS tools (Umbraco being my ...
    Posted to James Broome Blog (Weblog) by james.broome on April 24, 2009
  • Silverlight 3.0 - 3D Flip Action using Plane Projection

    After reading Jobi Joy’s post about a 3D Flip Control he had built. It gave me an idea about creating a Silverlight 3D Flip Action that can be applied to any UIElement. It also meant that I got to play with the new Plane Projection bits in SL 3.0. To do this sort of interaction in WPF I use a series of data templates that using template binding ...
    Posted to Richard Griffin's Blog (Weblog) by Richard.Griffin on April 16, 2009
  • Programmable in-memory aggregations

    Just recently I was doodling in Visual Studio, writing some .Net code (dangerous, I know). The stuff I was doing wasn’t particularly process intensive but it WAS data intensive; by that I mean I was looping over a collection of entities (let’s pretend that the entities were vehicles sales) and producing lots of statistics about those entities. For ...
    Posted to SSIS Junkie (Weblog) by jamie.thomson on April 8, 2009
  • Querying Collections Using the Specification Pattern and Expression Trees

    When Linq was initially introduced, I thought it was one of the most useful additions that have ever been made to .NET. I still think that now but after working with Linq for a while I’ve come to the conclusion that it can introduce several problems: Queries are scattered all over the code base There is no common reusable query ...
    Posted to Owain Wraggs' Blog (Weblog) by Owain.Wragg on April 8, 2009
  • Three aspects of your first Silverlight project.

    I have been working on a Silverlight project, and the experience of using it for a period of several weeks on a real application has been quite good. I thought I would highlight three aspects that made it good. 1: It has real C# and .Net inside. The CLR used in Silverlight may be cut-down, but the developer experience isn't. We used Visual ...
    Posted to Anthony Steele's Blog (Weblog) by Anthony.Steele on March 31, 2009
  • Behaviors, Actions and View Models in Silverlight

    Behaviors are new to Silverlight 3 and WPF. The main reason we now have Behaviors in Silverlight was due to the lack of support in Silverlight of triggers. Triggers in WPF are incredibly useful as they provide the ability to change the look and feel  of UI Elements dynamically based on the state of the application directly in the Xaml. In ...
    Posted to Richard Griffin's Blog (Weblog) by Richard.Griffin on March 30, 2009
  • Don’t Mix Object Creation with Business Logic

    I’ve come to the conclusion that mixing object creation logic (e.g. new statements) with business logic is a bad idea; this is because A method should only be responsible for one thing (Single Responsibility Principle), either it creates things or performs logic on things not both. Code littered with both creation logic and business logic ...
    Posted to Owain Wraggs' Blog (Weblog) by Owain.Wragg on March 27, 2009
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