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Returning data from command handlers

This article extends the architectural design of command handlers to allow command handlers to return data.A few months back I described the command / handler architecture that I (and many others) use to effectively model business operations in a system. ...

Steven Posted on Apr 14 2012 12:00AM
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Faking your LINQ Provider part 2: Optimizing performance with fetching strategies

This sequel explains how to write O/RM specific performance optimizations in such a way that the core business logic won’t be affected. This article builds on top of the foundation described in part 1 and uses the Fetching Strategy design pattern to...

Steven Posted on Jun 19 2011 12:00AM
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Faking your LINQ provider part 1

I recently tried to figure out how to write testable code while using LINQ to SQL as my O/RM of choice, without loosing the ability to use LINQ to Expression trees! In this post I describe the design I ender up with.Friday, someone at Stackoverflow asked ...

Steven Posted on Nov 14 2010 12:00AM
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Adding Enum Support to Entity Framework LINQ queries

Roger Alsing wrote an interesting post yesterday about adding support for enums to LINQ queries. It is nice to see what Roger is doing with the .NET 4.0 ExpressionVisitor to change Expression trees that allow this behavior. What I dislike however, is th...

Steven Posted on Nov 11 2010 12:00AM
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Integrating Enterprise Library Validation Application Block with LINQ to SQL and Entity Framework Part 3: The complexity of custom validators.

This article shows the complexity a developer is facing, implementing a custom validator while using an O/RM tool. While the article uses the Validation Application Block and LINQ to SQL in writing the validation logic, the problems encountered in the art...

Steven Posted on May 28 2009 12:00AM
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Integrating Enterprise Library Validation Application Block with LINQ to SQL and Entity Framework Part 2: Using context within custom validators.

This article describes how to write custom validators for the Enterprise Library Validation Application Block, in such a way that it runs within the context of a specific LINQ to SQL DataContext or Entity Framework ObjectContext class, which allows analys...

Steven Posted on May 21 2009 12:00AM
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Integrating Enterprise Library Validation Application Block With LINQ to SQL and Entity Framework Part 1: Basic Integration

This article describes how to integrate the Enterprise Library Validation Application Block in conjunction with an O/RM technology such as LINQ to SQL and Entity Framework.For a long time, doing a deep dive into the Enterprise Library Validation Applicati...

Steven Posted on Apr 7 2009 12:00AM
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