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I just released an open source project at codeplex , which includes a set of T-4 templates to enable you to build logical layers (i.e. DAL/BLL) with just few clicks! The logical layers implemented here are based on Entity Framework 4.0, ASP.NET Web Form Data Bound control friendly and fully unit...
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Mohammad Ashraful Alam
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01-13-2011
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Filed under: coding, tools, Developer, database, best pratices, visual studio, community, Visual studio 2010, C#, entity framework 4.0, implementation, Test, product, share, testing, Microsoft, architecture, software development
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One frequent question we get is around “process guidance”. Also known by the more modern and fancy acronym “ALM”: A pplication L ifecycle M anagement, which replaced the old SDLC term, which in turn (and only if you are old enough like me) meant something...
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This new release focuses primarily on replacing the data tier with Azure Table Storage. To make things more interesting, we changed the data model in a-Expense so it now requires two different related entities: the expense report “header” (or master)...
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Available for download here , you’ll find the first step in taking a-Expense to Windows Azure. Highlights of this release are: Use of SQL Azure as the backend store for application entities (e.g. expense reports) Uses Azure storage for user profile information...
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A big motivation for considering hosting on Windows Azure is cost. Each month, Microsoft will send Adatum a bill for the Windows Azure resources used. This is a very fast feedback loop on how they are using the infrastructure. Did I say that money is...
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First build of our samples is now available on CodePlex . This initial version is the “before the cloud” baseline application, so you won’t find anything related to Windows Azure here. This week we will take this simple baseline and start moving it to...
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In this post, we’ll examine the application Adatum is considering migrating to the cloud as a proof point for their assumptions. Adatum’s a-Expense a-Expense is one application in Adatum’s finance support systems that helps them submit, track and process...
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Here’s the “fiction non-fiction” (I love that term :-)) that will become the backdrop for our initial scenario. Adatum Business overview Adatum is a 5000 employee manufacturing company with a large portfolio of applications. Their criticality ranges from...
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With the increasing popularity of Silverlight as an application development framework the discussion of patterns has grown louder and louder. Fortunately the majority of developers building Silverlight applications have agreed on a pattern that fits well...
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I’m in Las Vegas this week for the DevConnections conference and wanted to get the slides and code posted for the talks as I give them. This time around I’m talking about Silverlight (including a full-day workshop), the new Microsoft Ajax Library script...
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Yesterday, we uploaded a new release of the Guide and the samples. You can download the content from here . (Note: if you downloaded them yesterday, you might want to check again. We mistakenly uploaded the samples with no docs. It is fixed now). You...
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Now that we presented the scenario & the requirements , let’s take a look at the solution. What is conceptual solution we propose? Fabrikam Shipping in the pre-Claims era: This diagram shows Fabrikam Shipping today if used by Adatum (no claims, no...
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Eugenio Pace
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09-04-2009
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Filed under: Security, S+S, Architecture, SaaS, .NET Services, Federated Identity, IssueTracker, Claims, Web Client, Federation Provider, Identity Provider
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First things first : thanks everybody who wrote me about the first scenario article . I got quite some e-mail on it with great suggestions to improve, but in general it seems it resonates well with. Disclaimer: this post and the next ones are early drafts...
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As I mentioned in my previous post , we are going to use a “case study” approach in this book in which we will be presenting a series of concrete scenarios, each one will introduce some very specific requirements. Then we will be showing and discussing...
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Windows Azure’s primitives are very simple, but as in many other things, the power comes from the combination of these simpler primitives to create more complex things. Look around and see how many things can be assembled from a little more than 100 Read...
