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My attempts at installing Umbraco via NuGet
I often use Umbraco as a CMS for my web projects, and NuGet for referencing other libraries. This made me wonder whether Umbraco could be deployed via Nuget. The short answer is, it is possible, but it does not work … Continue reading
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Tagged .net, asp.net, nuget, umbraco, visual studio, vs, vs2010
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NHibernate CompositeId and GetHashCode SELECT N+1 problem
I was looking in my NHProf log and got a lot of SELECT request. To many and I thought I was having a SELECT N+1 problem. Using the “Stack Trace” in NHprof I identified a call being made to GetHashCode() … Continue reading
IDrive .NET backup library
What does IDriveLibrary it do? IDrive EVS gives you 5GB of free backup space on the IDrive platform. IDrive EVS makes it possible via a kind of web http interface to upload files and more. The library I have written … Continue reading
Sample TwitterTest authentication and console application
How to make your application or service tweet My case: I have a windows service and I want to be able to know the internal state of this service and e.g. when an exception was thrown. The obviusl answer for … Continue reading
Google Sitemap .NET links
Some links with information about creating a Google Sitemap either directly in XML or via some .NET code. http://gerardmcgarry.com/blog/creating-a-google-sitemap-aspnet-website http://www.codeproject.com/KB/aspnet/GoogleSiteMapProvider.aspx
Memoryleaks with WinDbg
I have experienced the first major project with a memory leak problem… and how do one get started with Memory leak finding. It is a tough task and the learning curve is quite steep. You have to get to know the … Continue reading
Using Multiple Configuration files for NHibernate (HybridSessionBuilder)
I have been using Castle Windsor and NHibernate for some months now, so I am a bit new and still learning. But then again, it is learning developers like me, that asks all the questions. This post is also … Continue reading
Multiple Configurations for NHibernate using HybridSessionBuilder
 I have been using Castle Windsor and NHibernate for some months now, so I am a bit new and still learning. But then again, it is learning developers like me, that asks all the questions. This post is also … Continue reading
Multiple Configurations for NHibernate (HybridSessionBuilder)
I have been using Castle Windsor and NHibernate for some months now, so I am a bit new and still learning. But then again, it is learning developers like me, that asks all the questions. This post is also … Continue reading
Publish a website application using MSBuild
MSBuild is soooo nice when it comes to automating compilation, testing, deployment or some other tedious task. Until now, I believed that publishing a website application was a manual task, performed from Visual Studio. But it is actually possible to … Continue reading