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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 …
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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 …
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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 …
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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 …