The scenario A while back ago I had to yield entities constructed by deserializing JSON stored in a database. The first solution just opened a simple single result, sequential reader against the database returning a one column result set containing JSON. This was just yield returned after deserializ…
Daniel Wertheim
Today I got involved in a small question on Twitter on how to create a generic factory creating instances of classes having a private constructor. So I put together a small sample that shows two solutions: * Using Activator (around 22s per 100000) * Using compiled lambdas (around 8s per 100000)…
Daniel Wertheim
Was at an OpenSpace event today in Stockholm. Was really great. Lots of inspiring discussions. Was in a discussion about Ruby/IronRuby and C# where there was this case where a method call recorder was built with a few lines in Ruby and that it wasn't possible to do it that easy in C#. Well, I ki…
Daniel Wertheim
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…
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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…
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