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Another D3 release is up. This time I continued my focus on fundamentals. Some of this is tedious, but as I establish solid mechanics I’m starting to gain some momentum. The theme for today is using every last asset at your disposal
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In my last post I began the story of how I added concurrency checking capabilities to D3—we conquered a bug in the model first workflow activities in VS 2010 beta 1. Next we need to look into ways to customize the SSDL generated so that the concurrency
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The second D3 release is now up at: d3-0.0026.zip It’s the fruit of my labors pretty much full-time this week because it has been “App Week” on the EF team this week. What a great time! My kids got out of school for summer break last Friday (which means
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OK folks, after way too much delay, I’ve finally gotten all my ducks in a row and begun the process of rewriting DPMud. Since my goal is to completely rebuild it from scratch, the process is going to take a while, and I intend to let you all look
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Sorry for the DPMud hiatus. Here’s another installment for those interested in the process. I’m still trying to get a public source repository up. Until that’s functional I’m not going to do a lot of development because I want to share the process with
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While there are a great many scenarios for “standard” associations in the EF, there are cases where an application requires something a little more sophisticated. DPMud is no different. It has two cases. Relationships with Payload A key part of the D3
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In order to decide on the basic architecture for DPMud 3 (I’ll just call it D3 from here on out), I first needed to build an understanding of the domain, then consider the goals and synthesize a basic approach. The good news for me is that this is the
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Back when the Entity Framework first started coming together as a product—well before any sane person outside the product team would actually try to use it to build an end-to-end solution—we had an application building contest within the team which we
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