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Designing Databases with CodeFluent Entities: Names
As explained in previous posts, CodeFluent Entities is way more that an ORM: you’re not just mapping classes to database objects, instead you’re creating a model which will be translated into stuff....
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Designing Databases with CodeFluent Entities: Inheritance
CodeFluent Entities tries to reduce the impedance mismatch between relational worlds and object-oriented worlds as much as possible and a good example of this I guess is how CodeFluent Entities...
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CodeFluent Entities: Multiple surfaces, multiple parts
As discussed in the “What is a CodeFluent Entities model?” post, CodeFluent Entities projects contain: surfaces, which are graphic views of your model, XML parts, which are storage units. By default,...
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CodeFluent Entities: Saving import configurations
Using CodeFluent Entities you can import existing databases (Access, SQL Server, SQL Server CE, Oracle, MySQL, PostgreSQL) or existing models (Enterprise Architect, XMI, ADO.NET Entity Framework) into...
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CodeFluent Entities: How to reuse existing stored procedures
In this post I’ll start from the NerdDinner application, which you can get from CodePlex (http://nerddinner.codeplex.com/). In the NerdDinner database I added the following sample stored procedure...
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CodeFluent Entities: new ASP.NET Web Site Web Forms Template sneak peek
A brand new ASP.NET Web Site Producer (v2) is shipped in alpha in the latest build available (666 and upper). As mentioned in our Web Platform Roadmap post, this new producer will be shipped with three...
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CodeFluent Entities: Basics, meta-model and aspects
CodeFluent Entities is a product integrated into Visual Studio 2008/2010/2012 which allows developers to generate components such as scripts (e.g. T-SQL, PL/SQL), code (e.g. C#, VB), web services(e.g....
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CodeFluent Entities: Writing a custom aspect
In the previous post, we’ve seen that CodeFluent Entities infers a meta-model from our model and that we could interact with this meta-model to apply application wide changes. In this post we’ll see...
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CodeFluent Entities Summer Contest
You are a developer? A blogger? If so, you may have chance to win one of the packages given away by SoftFluent! So what’s the catch? The only thing you have to do is to share your opinion through an...
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Generating a WPF Smart Client using the Smart Client Producer
Hello! In a previous posts, we showed you the output of the WPF Smart Client Producer. In this post we’ll show you how to generate a WPF smart client. It will be a WPF application consuming WCF...
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Designing Databases with CodeFluent Entities: Names
As explained in previous posts, CodeFluent Entities is way more that an ORM: you’re not just mapping classes to database objects, instead you’re creating a model which will be translated into stuff....
View ArticleClik here to view.
Designing Databases with CodeFluent Entities: Inheritance
CodeFluent Entities tries to reduce the impedance mismatch between relational worlds and object-oriented worlds as much as possible and a good example of this I guess is how CodeFluent Entities...
View ArticleClik here to view.
CodeFluent Entities: Multiple surfaces, multiple parts
As discussed in the “What is a CodeFluent Entities model?” post, CodeFluent Entities projects contain: surfaces, which are graphic views of your model, XML parts, which are storage units. By default,...
View ArticleClik here to view.
CodeFluent Entities: Saving import configurations
Using CodeFluent Entities you can import existing databases (Access, SQL Server, SQL Server CE, Oracle, MySQL, PostgreSQL) or existing models (Enterprise Architect, XMI, ADO.NET Entity Framework) into...
View ArticleClik here to view.
CodeFluent Entities: How to reuse existing stored procedures
In this post I’ll start from the NerdDinner application, which you can get from CodePlex (http://nerddinner.codeplex.com/). In the NerdDinner database I added the following sample stored procedure...
View ArticleClik here to view.
CodeFluent Entities: new ASP.NET Web Site Web Forms Template sneak peek
A brand new ASP.NET Web Site Producer (v2) is shipped in alpha in the latest build available (666 and upper). As mentioned in our Web Platform Roadmap post, this new producer will be shipped with three...
View ArticleClik here to view.
CodeFluent Entities: Basics, meta-model and aspects
CodeFluent Entities is a product integrated into Visual Studio 2008/2010/2012 which allows developers to generate components such as scripts (e.g. T-SQL, PL/SQL), code (e.g. C#, VB), web services(e.g....
View ArticleClik here to view.
CodeFluent Entities: Writing a custom aspect
In the previous post, we’ve seen that CodeFluent Entities infers a meta-model from our model and that we could interact with this meta-model to apply application wide changes. In this post we’ll see...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Generating a WPF Smart Client using the Smart Client Producer
Hello! In a previous posts, we showed you the output of the WPF Smart Client Producer. In this post we’ll show you how to generate a WPF smart client. It will be a WPF application consuming WCF...
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