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Hi,First of all, Happy New Year :)If you use both PowerShell and Db4o you maybe interested in this post.BestAdriano

If so, you should go and grab a copy (for free) of CodeRush Xpress for Visual Studio! (I already own a copy of another addin, but I'll give it a try anyway :) Adriano 

Hi! A very interesting PDC talk (by Anders Hejlsberg) about the future of C#. As a teaser, just some subjects covered in the this talk: More dynamic constructs Optional / Named arguments Concurrency If you work with C#/.Net you can't miss this one! Adriano

Hi. That computer technology evolves day by day and the amount of information in this area is gigantic many of you already know (so do I), but today I was talking to a friend of mine and I realized how many books I want to ready (only in the subject Windows + .Net). If you are curious you can see the list here but most of them were not published ...

Hi, Just to let you know I've posted about Transparent Activation / Persistence to db4o blogs ;) Adriano

C# 4.0: Meet the Design Team Have fun Adriano

Hi, In the first installment of this series I presented the idea of having a typesafe way to configure db4o. In the second one, I explored how we could use expression trees to figure out a property name being accessed. In this post I'll address the issue on how to dive into the property's IL (intermediate language) to come up with a field name ...

Hi, Today's post is in the series ''what is wrong with this code'' but before presenting the actual problematic code I want to give some background, so bear with me. At Db4o we run migration tests (regularly) in order to guarantee that we are able to load (and query) databases created by older versions of Db4o engine. The way it's accomplished ...

Hi! Today I got an ''job opportunity'' from one of jobs sites I'm registered (no, I'm not looking for a new job, I just didn't unregistered) with a really intriguing subject: A skilled professional with 3 years of experience in C, Sharp and VB.NET. I have to admit that I do know C and also a little of VB.NET, but I have never seen SHARP :) Ok, ...

In my last post I proposed to derive field names from a property accessor in order to gain type safety and compiler support when configuring some aspects of D4bo. So, given the following class:public class Test { private int _age; public int Age { get { return _age; } set { _age = value; } } }we could use the following ...