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Blogging about .NET and software development - from my bird's eye view

Adding your own help functionality to Visual Studio F1 Help

Not long ago a participant at a course of mine asked an interesting question. They were working on a project that used a .NET API extensively and they had developed their own set of internal…

  • 2 years ago
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Implementing the Repository pattern with direct IQueryable support

Lately I have written a lot of posts about the Repository and Unit of work patterns. You can check out all the software design posts about why I think they are (still) useful and how…

  • 2 years ago
  • Software design, Entity Framework
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Autofac support for AutoMapper

I have been doing .NET development for quite a while now. Sometimes people ask me how is it possible that I still find it interesting. Well, the answer is easy: I'm super D.R.Y.…

  • 2 years ago
  • Dependency injection
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The specification pattern and variance

In a previous post I described the specification pattern, its uses and benefits and also gave a pretty neat implementation. However, there was something that I didn't discuss: the variance aspect of the pattern. It…

  • 2 years ago
  • Software design
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Supporting async LInQ evaluation on IQueryable mocks

IQueryable<T> is a tricky interface. Some people argue that it is actually a bad abstraction, because it is impossible to implement it. This post is not about trying to prove or disprove…

  • 2 years ago
  • Entity Framework, Software design, .NET
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