This is an update to my post “C#, Clean up your Linq-queries and lambda expressions [https://danielwertheim.se/c-clean-up-your-linq-queries-and-lambda-expressions/] ", where I got a comment that it will not work other than against Linq to objects. That is somewhat true. It will work but the que…
Daniel Wertheim
This is going to be a verry short comparision of the two Json-serialization frameworks: * Json.Net [https://github.com/JamesNK/Newtonsoft.Json] * ServiceStack.Text [https://github.com/ServiceStack/ServiceStack.Text] I have always used Json.Net when dealing with serialization of entities back and…
Daniel Wertheim
Last week something caught my eyes. How scattered business logic can become if you let your binary expressions be used “here and there” when matching entities against certain rules. Logic for a single entity, e.g Customer can be used all over your codebase. This article will show you a way to get ar…
Daniel Wertheim
When prototyping SisoDb I used DataTables under the covers when consuming the SqlBulkCopy class [http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.data.sqlclient.sqlbulkcopy.aspx] to insert data. This lead to that I had the source entities in memory as well as the DataTables. Since the SqlBulkCopy cl…
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This post is a simple on explaining how you can make Json.Net [https://github.com/JamesNK/Newtonsoft.Json] handle private setters. I will show you three solutions but only one fullfills my requirements: * No attributes should be required * No fields should be serialized/deserialized only properti…
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