A number of (apparently hyper-honest ) people have asked for a license under which I am distributing the Summer of NHibernate Screencast series of videos to the world-at-large. Seriously though, I really appreciate the question and hadn’t given it much thought but after careful consideration, I have settled on a variant of the Creative Commons [...]
Just wanted to let everyone know a few things about the Summer of NHibernate content (screencasts, code samples, etc.)…
the content has been relocated to be hosted on www.drop.io
Links provided in the prior posts have been updated accordingly to reflect the new URLs
this is intended to provide a (slightly) less invasive download experience than was achieved [...]
Just by way of an FYI to visitors to this blog who are here (primarily) to get the ‘Summer of NHibernate’ screencast series content, I wanted to take sec just to offer a nod to the NHibernate FAQ blog as being a great source of much more in-depth content than I could (probably) ever squeeze [...]
I have posted the next installment in the series which actually diverges slightly from the previously-planned curriculum. The plan for this session was to cover INSERTs, UPDATEs, and DELETEs but looking back at the topics for Session 02 I realized that there were some aspects of querying that I had wanted to cover but overlooked [...]
Just wanted to let everyone know that the screencast for Session 02 of the Summer of NHibernate series has now been posted for download (see below). For more details on this and the other sessions, please see this post.
Session Outline
Session 2 (6/18): EXPLORING QUERY METHODS AND SYNTAXES
Extend the data access classlib from session 1 to [...]
I am pleased to announce that the first installment of the Summer NHibernate screencast series is finally available for download!
This first session covers the basic setup and usage patterns of the NHibernate object relational mapping technology and starts with the basics assuming no familiarity on the part of the user with NHibernate at all. For [...]
My company makes extensive use of the NHibernate O/R Mapper technology in many of our solutions and we sometimes hire new developers that have good skills and experience but who have no direct exposure to NHibernate (yes, it is possible to be a good software developer even if you don’t know NHibernate but anyone [...]
What I'm Reading
Elisabeth Freeman: Head First Design Patterns (Head First)
Joshua Kerievsky: Refactoring to Patterns (The Addison-Wesley Signature Series)
Gerard Meszaros: xUnit Test Patterns: Refactoring Test Code (The Addison-Wesley Signature Series)
