Taking a brief interlude from my RavenDB series, I was doing some work on an internal project tonight with the build scripts and test-runner and I finally got bored of having to deal with un-managed SQLite dependencies with a project which other than that was platform agnostic. The problem with having un-managed dependencies in a managed project is that Visual Studio quite frankly sucks at it, you can set up certain projects (in this case the tests) to be x86 only, and remove their Any CPU configuration – but as soon as you add a new project to the...
posted @ Monday, June 07, 2010 10:44 PM |
I was quite excited when Ayende announced that he had written a Linq provider for NHibernate which was of production quality.
It came with a few caveats, it could only do what criteria currently supported and they hadn't implemented any sort of join support. I considered these to be perfectly reasonable items on the todo list, given that they are actively working on creating a more complete linq provider that does everything people would want it to do.
I do the vast bulk of my queries using the criteria API, written as specifications against thin repositories, and adding a LinqSpecification was a...
posted @ Thursday, October 22, 2009 12:00 AM |