I just found out I'll be giving my presentation on NHibernate at the Cleveland Day of .NET this Saturday. I'll be making one change to my presentation, in that instead of trying to show all the NHibernate's features in a single project, I'll move to more of a feature-per-mapping model. Now I just need to do that... tomorrow ......
Thanks to everyone who came to my talk on NHibernate at West Michigan day of .NET. The code is available over on google code and the slides are available here. Documentation Links: NHibernate Documentation - http://hibernate.org/hib_do... NHibernate Mailing List - http://groups.google.com/gr... NHibernate In Action - http://manning.com/kuate Code Links: NHibernate -http://nhibernate.sourcefo... Code Camp Server - http://code.google.com/p/co... Rhino Tools (advanced) ......
A heated discussion broke out at work today over the pros and cons of allowing the UI to reference the data access layer. I'm agnostic about this myself, but we have enforced this restriction and thus have a lot of pointless pass-thru methods that need to be maintained. Without discussing the merits of any of this, I was wondering, theoretically, how we could avoid writing pass-thru methods were we to use a more dynamic language. Enter boo and its duck typing. Say I have a TestRepository, and it ......