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So...to stop racist idiots from their meetings... these geniuses decide attacking people is the answer?
Just...damn. They're actually DUMBER than the racists.
Started by Old Blue Collar Joe on
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For all we know these "protestors" (which they are calling them despite the fact that they were not protesting just so regular folks will start associating the world... .
There is a big difference between regular old racists and organized white supremacists .
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What are in your opinion the worst subjects of widespread ignorance amongst programmers , i.e. things that everyone who aspires to be a professional should know and take seriously, but don't?
Started by Michael Borgwardt on
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Ignorance of the fact that questions like people have to use don't blend)
Inconsistency....
Ignorance of the fact that it's really important to let your coworkers know when you're ignorant to figure out what the person knows and doesn't know.
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Persistence ignorance is typically defined as the ability to persist & retrieve standard .NET objects (or POCOs if you really insist on giving them a name). And a seemingly well accepted definition of a standard .NET object is:
"...ordinary classes where...
Started by Greg Beech on
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I'd agree with your definition:
Is it therefore reasonable to say that "persistence ignorance constraints that any given persistence-ignorance framework requires, persistence-ignorance nevertheless 'persistence ignorance' so....
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If the framework is persistence agnostic, can my unit tests construct a file system version of the persistance store underneath my entity model?
I'll be using the model first features of entity framework in the GUI for sure because it's too easy for my...
Started by CVertex on
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by 3 people.
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LINQ-to-SQL can have persistence ignorance, this has now changed as of Entity Framework 4.....
A forced base class, lots of EF ties, etc).
That is one of the biggest criticisms (i.e.
Entity Framework does not have true persistence ignorance.
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Anyone else been visited by the self-appointed link police?
Some clowns turned up and put comments in a question regarding books stating that the Amazon links in the question were affiliate links.
Pity they didn't look closer, or know what an affiliate...
Started by Rob Wells on
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by 4 people.
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This URL is clean, short and does not have any associate... .
One simple way to link to an Amazon product page is something like this:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1556159005/
The last part is the product ID ("ASIN"); in case of books,it's just ISBN-10 .
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I have an existing domain layer. I want to develop the persistence layer using Linq to SQL. I am currently using an external map file. I am trying to use lazy loading for my child collections but am unsuccessful. Is there a way to implement lazy loading...
Started by Hemanshu Bhojak on
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by 3 people.
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Not requiring a base class.
1 I.e.
See "Sneak Preview: Persistence Ignorance and POCO in Entity Framework 4.0 " .
Being able to map to POCO (Plain Old CLR Object 1 ) .
Persistence ignorance support e.g.
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Hi all,
In reworking our deployment process I moved over to using an MSBuild project in place of our existing batch files. All of the major elements are in place, and I was looking to cut out a step or two but ran into a snag.
I'm creating a property ...
Started by Jose Bueno on
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<CombinePath BasePath.
DOh! Definitely ignorance, used the wrong attribute on the Output element.
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Hi,
I am a newbie in the DDD+TDD World. But I have been in programming for almost 9 years.
Can someone please explain me the benefits of persistance ignornace ? Typical nHibernate application just pushes the dependency between class and database to mapping...
Started by cbrcoder on
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With....
If your are not convinced, see how according to it .
Or in other such a method using resultsets and you know what persistence ignorance is.
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Persistence Ignorance means that the business logic itself doesn't know about persistence.
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I've been having a brief look at NHibernate and Linq2Sql. I'm also intending to have a peek at Entity Framework.
The question that gets raised, when I talk of these ORM's is "They can't scale", so can they? From Google I get the impression they're able...
Started by danswain on
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by 4 people.
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Lazy Loading - Since it supports lazy loading you can avoid loading... .
I've only used nHibernate so I will focus only on it and the features it has which can help scale a system .
This is a good question, and IMHO they can scale just as well as any custom DAL .
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I'm aware of these two questions which explain why I can't have a protected/private method in an interface, what I'm trying to work out is how to control from where my methods are called, briefly:
public class EditField : IEditField { public EditField...
Started by Benjol on
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Hmm, what you can....
If someone needs access to some things and not to others, you should also probably split the interface into two or something .
But to hide stuff I usually implement interfaces explicitly.
I'm not sure I understand what you want to do .
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