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Caching Interceptor with Windsor

August 26, 2010 21:36 by Dave
I am currently building a web application on the ASP.NET MVC 2 framework, I think its a great framework for MVC. However I am using a couple of other frameworks including Castle Windsor to look after my objects. I noticed I had some functions which could be quite costly in the time they run ... [More]

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Whiteboard Released

June 23, 2010 22:59 by Dave
Whiteboard is a chat web application, consider it a proof of concept. The goal of this project was to design and implement a web application using Design Patterns and Open Source Frameworks Technology Stack NHibernate (using Linq to NHibernate) FluentNHibernate Castle Windsor AutoMapper ASP.NET MVC... [More]

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TinyPlug

March 26, 2010 21:46 by Dave
An initial release of TinyPlug is out! you may be asking what is that.. Well its a small plug-in manager. It was born due to a side project requiring a simple plug-in mechanism. It’s not in competition with any other manager, and should not be mistaken for an IOC container (MEF co... [More]

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Some Links for AOP

March 11, 2009 00:36 by Dave
AOP is a great way to clean code, well if used correctly. lots of examples will only show the logging example, when an exception is thrown (I should know here is one I wrote: hello world of AOP). Well thats ok, you can see it in action and step through it, however that for me was not enough. ... [More]

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Setting the property values back to a default value (using Reflection)

March 9, 2009 19:48 by Dave
 This is just to demo a way which could be implemented to reset all the properties to the default values. consider the following: [code:c#]  Test test = new Test(); test.Age = 26; test.Name = "dave"; test.Test1 = 2222; //do some work with the object ... [More]

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DotDiff - a Quick Intro to the library

January 11, 2009 20:37 by Dave
Here are 3 quick lessons to get you started using  the DotDiff Library. Attached Project (vs 2008) Tutorial_DotDiff1.zip (67.29 kb) Lessons simple compare and merge Generate a Diff Gram Advanced Compare and Merge Common Setup ... [More]

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DotDiff, my first open source project

January 11, 2009 02:07 by Dave
I have written code for open source before, but this is my first full (small) project which I have released. Presenting, Pause for effect, DotDiff, (first day see's 12 downloads!) If you remember the sandbox compare tool I wrote way back last year, I have neaten some of the code up a... [More]

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Looking into templating.

November 23, 2008 23:11 by Dave
Work in progress - published to preview On a side project Im looking into a means of templating some output files. I have found 2 main ways so far (with out the need of other tools such as CodeSmith) key focus is free. NVelocity (Noticed Castle Project had u... [More]

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FREE Tools for the .Net Developer!

November 2, 2008 17:27 by Dave
Co in siding with the new release of CodeRush Xpress for C#, (give it a go today!) here is a list of FREE tools, which I think, are a must have: .Net Visual Studio Tools Code Rush Xpress, C# & VS2008 only- helps you code faster IntelliSpell Community - correct you bad sp... [More]

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DI frameworks

October 20, 2008 00:36 by Dave
One thing I have been looking into in my free time is Dependancy Injection (DI). As I'm a little new to this area I wanted to read up on it and see what is the best framework (for me) to start doing this in. What is it? Designing For Change is a great presentation by... [More]

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