Archive for March, 2005

Saturday, November 29, 2008 10:16

D4MODELIZER

D4MODELIZER

D4Modelizer is a simple but powerful code generator. It produces C# code from your Database. Each table could be mapped to an object and its fields in properties. D4Modelizer propose a mapping schema between the database structure and the object model.
Features

Map your DataBase to Object Model.
Produce secure and optimized C# code.
Reduce develop time with integrated [...]

Saturday, November 29, 2008 10:16

Object/Relation Mappers and Code Generators

Codus (Free)
Codesmith (Free/$)
CSLA (Rocky Lhotka) (Free)
DataObjects.NET ($$)
Deklarit ($$)
EntityBroker (Free/$$)
Genome (Free/$$)
Gentle.NET (Free)
Ironspeed ($$)
LLBLGen Pro ($)
Modularis ($$$) 
Neo – .NET Entity Objects (Free)
NHibernate (Free)
NPersist (Free)
NOrca (Free)
ObjectMapper ($)
Objectz.NET ($)
OPF.NET ($$)
ORM.NET (Free)
RapTier (Free/$$)
Sooda (Free)
Visual Developer ($$/$$$) 
WilsonORMapper ($)
XPO [...]

Saturday, November 29, 2008 10:16

MSDN upcoming webcasts RSS feed

Be first to know about MSDN upcoming webcasts via RSS feed
[ Via Oleg Tkachenko's Blog ]

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Saturday, November 29, 2008 10:16

Another cool tool from Microsoft

LibCheck allows you to compare two versions of an assembly, and determine the differences. The tool reports the differences as a combination of ‘added’ and ‘removed’ APIs. The tool is limited to looking only at APIs (i.e., it can’t check for behavioral changes), and only compares public differences, or changes which are deemed to be [...]

Saturday, November 29, 2008 10:16

The .NET Show: SQL Server 2005

Tom Rizzo and James Hamilton discuss capabilities and specific features of SQL Server 2005 that allow programmers, as well as database developers, to create better database-oriented solutions.
The .NET Show: SQL Server 2005
[ Via VinceX.NET's Weblog ]

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Saturday, November 29, 2008 10:16

A plugin that lets you read blogs inside the Visual Studio IDE

This open source plugin ships as part of SharpTools 2.0 and is a full-featured RSS / Blog aggregator which integrates into the familiar dockable panes of the Visual Studio.NET IDE.
Features include:

Support for folders or individual feeds
Drag-and-drop support for feeds and folders
Preview a new feed as you add it
Easy control of [...]

Saturday, November 29, 2008 10:16

Tutorials on using the application blocks in the Enterprise Library

There are interesting tutorials by David Hayden

Enterprise Library – Logging and Instrumentation Application Block – Patterns and Practices
Data Access Application Block Revealed – Factory Methods and Reflection
Enterprise Library – Data Access Application Block (DAAB) – Patterns and Practices
Enterprise Library – Cache and Configuration Application Block – Patterns and Practices
Enterprise Library – [...]

Saturday, November 29, 2008 10:16

Comments on the Enterprise Library Logging Block/Log4Net feature and performance comparison

A lot of people have heard about the discussion between log4net and the Enterprise Library Logging Block.
The Enterprise Library Product Manager, Tom Hollander, has posted a write-up .
Go take a look.

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Saturday, November 29, 2008 10:16

Invoking the Microsoft Log Parser COM Interface from managed code ( C# )

This will create an XML file that has your url’s that are refered to, hit count, and the referrer.

try
{
Type comLogQueryType =
Type.GetTypeFromProgID(“MSUtil.LogQuery”, true);
object comLogQueryObject =
Activator.CreateInstance(comLogQueryType);
 
// Get [...]

Saturday, November 29, 2008 10:16

Freeware Disk Defragmenter

It works with any OS-supported file system* on any OS-supported writable media. It will only work on Windows XP and Windows Server 2003. This program will not work on any other line of Windows (9x, Win 3.1, etc).
Features:

Can be run by any user (service needs to be installed by an administrator).
Complete whole-disk defragging, including [...]