Nested foreach loops is something that I have always felt uncomfortable with. Recently I have found out more elegant and in some cases even more efficient, replacement for nested double foreach loop.
By Mirek on (tags: c#, Join, categories: code)Sql Server Application Role is a way to control access to the database for specific applications. It simply grants a access to a program that provides application role credentials, not for the user login that is used to connect to a database.
By Mirek on (tags: Application Role, Entity Framework, SQL Server, categories: architecture)For those who start their adventure with web developing, especially with cascading style sheets, or those who want to catch up on what is new in CSS3, there are couple of resources you might find quite useful and reach.
By Mirek on (tags: css, categories: web)Recent experiences have brought me to write this article, for the sake of improving developer <–> designer communication.
By eidias on (tags: design, categories: web)This is a tool I was looking for for a very long time. The Effort is a library that allows you to mock your database with basically no effort.
By Mirek on (tags: Effort, Entity Framework, testing, categories: tools)So I found this. Please don’t do that. Do something better, it’s easy and less complicated. I’ll show you how.
By eidias on (tags: ASP.NET, dependency injection, categories: tools, web)There are plenty of ways to test web apps, but most of them require a cumbersome setup and a lot of tools installed and I’m just too lazy to do that. But I just found something that may work in my favour.
By eidias on (tags: fluent, testing, categories: tools, web)First there was ASP.NET Membership (well, maybe not first, but it was released a long time ago), then there was the ASP.NET Simple Membership, then ASP.NET Universal Providers now there’s the “latest and greatest” ™ ASP.NET Identity. Let’s dig in.
By eidias on (tags: autentication, identity, categories: web)A time ago I wrote about using collection views in WPF to achieve different looks at the same source collection. By creating different instances of ListCollectionView we could have the collection displayed in different sorting, ordering and grouping shape. Unfortunately there is small trap when using collection views.
By Mirek on (tags: CollectionView, memory leak, WPF, categories: code)Recently I’ve found out that we can easily cause a memory leaks in our .net application by improper usage of the dependency injection container Autofac.
By Mirek on (tags: Autofac, IDisposable, memory leak, categories: code)