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  • Linq To Stored Procedure Example

    September 24th, 2015

    People asked for a more concrete example of how to map stored procedure using LinqToAnything. I deliver! OK, so suppose you have a sproc, which takes some filter parameters, and skip/take for paging e.g. ALTER PROCEDURE dbo.GetUsers(@RoleId int = null, @skip int = 0, @take int) AS SELECT …

  • Using a custom hostname with IIS Express and Visual Studio 2015 (VS2015)

    August 6th, 2015

    By default, IIS Express has made it difficult to use custom hostnames when developing locally, as you have had to edit a machine-level file applicationhost.config. In VS2015, this has been moved into $(solutionDir)\.vs\config\applicationhost.config which makes it much easier to work against, and to share with …

  • Using LinqToAnything to create an IQueryable for a Stored Proc or Web Service

    July 3rd, 2015

    If you ever have a need for an IQueryable, but your data source doesn't come with a LINQ Provider, you can use a library I created called LinqToAnything. I've used it to connect my DataTables library to a stored procedure, and to Azure Table Storage. Take one paged data access …

  • The Last BDD Framework You'll Ever Need

    June 23rd, 2015

    In .NET land, there are more BDD frameworks than you can shake a stick at. When evaluating these frameworks, there are several questions to ask: can I actually easily read the specification does it work with our test runner, IDE, CI and reporting? are there any syntactical somersaults required to …

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