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Introduction to CQRS

Apr4th
2013 Leave a Comment Written by Ferdinando Santacroce
Introduction to CQRS

Quite simple. Introduction to CQRS – CodeProject.

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Some practices to write better C#/.NET code

Apr4th
2013 Leave a Comment Written by Ferdinando Santacroce
Some practices to write better C#/.NET code

Nice shipping list. Some practices to write better C#/.NET code – CodeProject.

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Convert VS2010 .sln back to VS2008

Mar25th
2013 Leave a Comment Written by Ferdinando Santacroce
Convert VS2010 .sln back to VS2008

To convert Visual Studio 2010 solution file .sln to Visual Studio 2008 solution file .sln simply follow these steps: in .sln file replace “Format Version 11.00″ to “Format Version 10.00“ in .sln file replace “# Visual Studio 2010″ to “# Visual Studio 2008“ in .csproj replace “ToolsVersion=”4.0”” to “ToolsVersion=”3.5”“ in .csproj replace “v10.0″ to “v9.0“ [...]

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Smart Continuous Test-Runner For .NET

Jul5th
2012 Leave a Comment Written by Ferdinando Santacroce
Smart Continuous Test-Runner For .NET

Mighty-Moose now free of charge. via Smart Continuous Test-Runner For .NET – For Free.

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8 Best Microsoft .Net Development Tools

Apr13th
2012 Leave a Comment Written by Ferdinando Santacroce

Nice list. Its our pleasure to share best resources/tools for developers and designe for every technologies as HTML5, jQuery, Javascript, PHP, etc. Every programming technologies/techniques provides the number of tools that helps developers and designers a lot in. Today we are going to presents the best development tools for .Net developers. These are the development [...]

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Microsoft .NET Framework utilities

Feb20th
2012 Leave a Comment Written by Ferdinando Santacroce
Microsoft .NET Framework

In my daily work sometimes I need to help our company customers to resolve some strange problems with .NET installations. Here I found some useful tools I want to share with you: Microsoft .net Framework Version Checker. Check versions installed and offer links to download framework and SDK packages; can be called from command line. [...]

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MVVM Frameworks For .NET

Dec28th
2011 Leave a Comment Written by Ferdinando Santacroce
MVVM Frameworks For .NET

Model-View-ViewModel is an architectural pattern mainly used in WPF, Silverlight and WP7 development whose aim is to virtually remove all the code-behind from the View layer. Interactive Designers can focus on UX needs using XAML and create bindings to the ViewModel, which is written and maintained by application developers. MVVM is a specific implementation of [...]

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Consistent Version Numbers Across All Assemblies

Oct31st
2011 Leave a Comment Written by Ferdinando Santacroce

Nice way to share same assembly attributes across the entire solution. via Joe’s Blog: Consistent Version Numbers Across All Assemblies.

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Let’s Get Chocolatey! Kind of like apt-get for Windows

Oct14th
2011 Leave a Comment Written by Ferdinando Santacroce

Chocolatey is kind of like an apt-get, but for Windows via Let’s Get Chocolatey! Kind of like apt-get for Windows.

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Prism 4 MEF Application – CodeProject

Sep21st
2011 Leave a Comment Written by Ferdinando Santacroce

Building a Prism 4 application using MEF via Prism 4 MEF Application – CodeProject.

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