Cross module communication with Autofac Part 1

By Deathraven on Saturday 23 April 2011 11:30 - Comments (0)
Category: Software Development, Views: 513

The next series of blogs is going to be about creating an system that allows cross module communication while preventing said module(s) from having a direct dependency on each other.

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The age of NuGet

By Deathraven on Tuesday 18 January 2011 20:20 - Comments (2)
Category: Software Development, Views: 1.536

The age of NuGet has dawned. No more unknown frameworks that escape your clutches. No more ploughing through obscure installation documentation to try and integrate said framework into your own project.

It all became as easy as point and click.

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Extending MVC Contrib MenuBuilder

By Deathraven on Tuesday 28 September 2010 09:37 - Comments (1)
Category: MVC, Views: 2.098

Today i am going to talk about MVCContrib's MenuBuilder. I started using it in a project of mine because it did exactly what i wanted it to and it saved me the effort of writing something like that myself.

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Spark and MvcContrib and the 'The type or namespace name 'FluentHtml' does not exist' error

By Deathraven on Monday 30 August 2010 12:17 - Comments (0)
Category: MVC, Views: 2.281

So its been a while since my last post. The past year getting my .Net 3.5 and WCF certification and switching to a new job have kept me rather busy. But perhaps more on that in a different post.

Lately I have been busy with asp.net mvc and my favourite viewengine Spark.
However it seems there is a problem in the spark compiler. Whenever
the app pool recycles, the spark compiler doesn't seem to load all of
the referenced assemblies, resulting in compilation errors.

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Request Response ServiceLayer

By Deathraven on Friday 04 December 2009 11:58 - Comments (9)
Categories: Agatha, Software Development, WCF, Views: 3.042

For s short while now i have been involving myself with the open source project Agatha. Originally developed by Davy Brion for use in the company he works at, his company now graciously allowed Davy to open source it.

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