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Wilson.ORMapper gets a few small updates

I’ve finally gotten around to updating the public open source version of Wilson.ORMapper to match the release formerly known as Subscriber Preview 4.2.2.1. Revision 10 in the SVN repository matches the original 4.2.2.1, but includes the non-restrictive open source license.
I then went one step further — adding a patch which fixes a known bug in [...]

Posted 13 February 2008 § Technology ‡ Comments (2)

Castle Project has gone RC3

So much has changed since RC2, it makes RC2 look like a beta.
I’m happy to say that I’m not just a user of Castle projects, but also a contributor (having sent in a few patches related to the Castle Validator).
With RC3’s features and stability, and a nice easy Windows installer available on SourceForge, [...]

Posted 21 September 2007 § Personal ‡ Comments (0)

WilsonORWrapper now part of Koders.com

I received the following email today:
We’d like to inform you that your project submission has been approved and we’ve added WilsonORWrapper to our index…
What does this mean? You can search the WilsonORWrapper repository from Koders.com. Maybe someone will find it useful…

var addthis_pub = ‘bdemarzo’;
var addthis_language = ‘en’;var addthis_options = ‘email, favorites, digg, delicious, [...]

Posted 05 September 2007 § Uncategorized ‡ Comments (0)

The NHibernate optimization debate: partial object queries

Aaron (Eleutian) and Oren (Ayende) have a little back-and-forth going about optimizing NHibernate. I’m no expert on NHibernate, but I do have experience with O/R mappers and even more experience with raw databases and SQL, and on techniques for improving performance on both, so I feel I could chime in at least in one [...]

Posted 26 August 2007 § Uncategorized ‡ Comments (0)

ComputerSims Baseball: Powered by MonoRail and ActiveRecord

For the past seven years, I’ve been maintaining an online baseball game, CSFBL (Computer Simulated Fantasy Baseball League). It’s gone through many changes over the years, but its core is in many ways unchanged since 2002 — and therein lies a problem.
Back in 2002, CSFBL was getting about 50,000 to 100,000 page views per month. [...]

Posted 24 August 2007 § Personal ‡ Comments (0)