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January 12, 2011
#silverlight

Silverlight – One ring to bring them all and in the darkness bind them

Lately I have had the chance to work with Silverlight, which suits me just fine since I am looking to get my hands on a HTC Mozart, and start building some apps. I was already in the process of reading Silverlight 4 in Action, so it all seems to come together at the moment....

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December 30, 2010
#entity framework#nhibernate#orm

Battle of the ORM’s – Persistence

The last thing I will compare in this round of Battle of the ORM’s is how NHibernate and the Entity Framework handle persistence. So first of all I want to vent one of my pet peeves, which is the myth of persistence ignorence. Persistence ignorence is a term used to describe a...

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December 14, 2010
#certification#compact framework#sql ce

PreCom – building robust applications for Windows CE

This week I went with two colleagues to get certified in using the PreCom framework, which is developed by Pocket Mobile . So we spent two days at Vertica office in Ballerup, learning about the API and how to install and configure a PDA to run PreCom. What is PreCom? The PreCom...

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December 9, 2010
#ecommerce#oms#sitecore

A day of sitecore – with Rocks n’ Stuff

Today the 9th of December I spend the day in Copenhagen attending the sitecore partner seminar as well as a technical deep dive of sitecore’s e-commerce offerings. We just recently became partners, so we were interested in what the roadmap is as well as what the commerce modules...

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December 8, 2010
#entity framework#nhibernate#orm

Battle of the ORM’s - Querying

In the previous Battle of the ORM's post I looked at setting up and configuring NHibernate and Entity Framework. So the next step is to get down to business and look at querying - the most important part of an ORM. Gimme gimme gimme First I need to address that the Entity...

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Christian Holm Diget

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Independent consultant with 22+ years in enterprise development. I specialise in turning complicated solutions into clear, maintainable architectures — with a focus on cloud-native Azure development, AI integration, and full-stack .NET. I have worked with clients like Novo Nordisk, Lundbeck and DR. "Programs must be written for people to read, and only incidentally for machines to execute."

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