14/08/2009
Architecture
Ayende has (yet) another really enlightening post about the issues with the classic three layers (tiers) applications.
DDD
Jonathan Oliver has another great post about storage of events.
C#
Eric Lippert has a very nice post clearing some of the doubts people might have around precedence operator and order of operations.
ASP.NET MVC
Joe Stagner points out a DotNetSlackers project that aims to clone StackOverflow.com. In the process they will use: CruiseControl.Net, NAnt, NUnit, RhinoMocks, NDepend, NCover, NDoc, ASP.NET MVC 2.0, LINQ to SQL, StructureMap, AutoMapper, Elmah, Velocity, MemCached. Keep an eye on what promises to be a very cool open source project!
Entity Framework
Alex James published two more tips:
Julie Lerman has a very nice article about table splitting as the opposite of entity splitting.
TDD
Daniel Cazzulino shows how the power of LINQ is integrated in the next version of Moq.


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Posted by bogdanbrinzarea
04/08/2009
I fought for a couple of minutes with this error and I thought to share with you my solution.
The error was on my build machine which wasn’t having Windows SDK and I wasn’t planning to install it either.
I was having HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Microsoft SDKs\.NETFramework\v2.0 key and the InstallationFolder key with the value C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 8\SDK\v2.0\ so I thought about adding the key that was normally generated by Windows SDK.
So, I added HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\v6.0A key with the InstallationFolder key pointing to the same value as above and copied the missing sgen.exe into the bin\ folder under the above mention location.
I queued a new build a everything worked like a charm.
I hope this helps,
Bogdan
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Posted by bogdanbrinzarea
04/08/2009
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