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In ihrem neusten Artikel zeigen die beiden Softwareingenieure von bbv Software Services, Thorsten Ruf und Roland Simon, die neuen Konzepte des Team Foundation Servers (TFS) 2012 für die aktive Unterstützung des agiles Requirements Engineerings. Sie beleuchten insbesondere die UI-Planung via Storyboard und den … Continue reading
In my current project, we do a lot of refactoring to keep the source code as simple and understandable as possible. This involves a lot of renaming of classes and moving classes between namespaces to structure the code in a … Continue reading
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We are extremely proud to present a 2-day workshop about RavenDB with the inventor himself. Oren Eini aka Ayende Rahien will visit Switzerland and share with you great insights into RavenDB and especially the new version 1.2 release. Falling asleep … Continue reading
In seinem neusten Artikel geht Georg Lampart auf die Server-Side Traces des SQL Servers ein. Probleme in der Datenbank kommen immer im ungünstigsten Moment: Der nächtliche Import schlägt fehl, Datenbanktransaktionen sind plötzlich langsam, bei einem Benutzer treten Datenbankfehler auf, die … Continue reading
In my last post I described the ResourceManager and how to create a filebased ResourceManager. This post covers how we can get resources from the server to the client and how to handle multiple resource managers and basenames.
One of the .NET tracks during the Bootcamp 2012 in Barcelona offered an opportunity to use, learn and analyze Caliburn.Micro 1.3. After using PRISM 1.0 for over a year I decided to compare those 2 MVVM frameworks.
It has been a bit quiet on our blog for a longer time. Urs and I were pretty busy raising a new child. We long dreamed about a general overhaul of our pet project bbv.Common. We have long been searching for … Continue reading
Wir unterstützen auch 2012 die von den beiden engagierten bbv-Mitarbeitenden Urs Enzler und Daniel Marbach in ihrer Freizeit ins Leben gerufene .NET USER GROUP ZENTRALSCHWEIZ. Die Idee, eine Netzwerk-Plattform für .NET-Experten mit hochstehenden Vorträgen zu bieten, überzeugt uns. Neben Bier … Continue reading
In my last post I described the problem domain behind client / server localization. In this post I’m going to tackle how dynamic translation can be achieved in a client / server environment. The basic idea is to use compiled … Continue reading
