ProtoDescriptor
Recently I’ve created (with some porting from another project) a simple library which allows parsing .proto files and storing them in a model. The library offers serialization/deserialization of the mentioned...
Goodbye Voron
Today I read about the next project from Ayende, which manifesto you can find here. The project is meant to deliver managed memory mapped file based storage for RavenDb. What...
NUnit and time measurements
It’s common, that some part of your NUnit tests are tests, that should log their execution time. One of the ways of providing such a behavior is to provide custom...
A poor cookie
The implementation of a http cookie is leaky. Better get used to it. You can read RFCs about, but better read one, more meaningful question posted on the security stackexchange....
An AMD friendly JavaScript module pattern
Recently I’ve been doing a few things with http cookies. I went through the specification and I know path-match and domain-match, hell yeah! One of the results of this trip...
Continous delivery of an open source library
In the recent post I’ve dealt with a basic setup of git branching protecting an open source library author from a headache of not-so-production-ready master branch of a repository. Having...
Evolving your branching strategy
Recently I’ve been involved in two OSS projects, the first is ripple, a part of the Fubu family. The second is my own extension to Protobuf-net. Both are hosted on...
Open Source (almost) everything
Your software problems are not unique. You don’t have time and money to maintain the whole toolkit you need. You may be not smartest in the domain of the problem...
Protobuf-linq
I had an idea about querying and projecting over big streams of messages serialized with Google Protocol Buffers. If one needs only a few fields to his/her projection, why don’t...
Ripple on your NuGet
Recently I’ve been involved in a project which consists of many teams collaborating to deliver a big project. The application architecture gives this teams an opportunity to work with their...