Hi all:
In our next meetup Andrew Smith will talk about NHiberntate ORM. IN his own words:
Introduction to NHibernate. A practical guide to getting up and running with the basics of NHibernate. Few slides, lots of code! We’ll start from scratch and show how to configure NHibernate using the various configuration options available – Xml, ActiveRecord and (hopefully) fluent NHibernate. I’ll show the basics of querying and data manipulation and point out some of the common gotchas that can trip you up as you first start to use it.
Would welcome a hand from anyone who has experience using fluent NHibernate and/or NHibernate.Linq and can offer to talk briefly about them
The meet up is Wednesday the 19th of August @ 7pm in The Vaults. If you are plannig to attend please complete this form ( this is another test as eventbrite didnt seem to work for us really).
Cheers
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Will be there
Really enjoyed the session last night…
Some resources I ranted about:
Justin Etheredge has an MSDN Magazine article on testable ASP.NET MVC apps with xUnit.net, Ninject, and Moq: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/dd942838.aspx
RESTful Services with ASP.NET MVC and XHTML by Aaron Skonnard: msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/dd943053.aspx
MSDNMag site seems to be down rigfht now but the resources are definitely worth checking out
The homepage of http://xunit.codeplex.com/ has a number of links to xUnit.net BDD articles, the original being http://haacked.com/archive/2008/08/24/introducing-subspec.aspx — See the Samples from the download to see the implementation – which is very forkable.
As I said, I’m loving xUnit.net and regret not having picked it up earlier (used NUnit for a bit and have had encounters with MSTest)
And for fun:
http://blogs.msdn.com/oldnewthing/archive/2009/06/19/9777997.aspx#9793020
hi there
Also before I forget the link to the hbm to FNH converter http://code.google.com/p/nhibernate-hbm-to-fluent-converter/
And the link to the repository where all the sample code is available http://code.google.com/p/irelandaltnet/source/checkout ( more info to follow)