Open your project's sources
In the Ryan King’s presentation you can find a plenty of good/best practices of Twitter teams. You can find tips how they use Cassandra, what kind of an awesome id...
How to guide users of your API
After winter holidays it was time to get back to the reality and to make up for the pleanty of unread posts in my reader. One of the read posts...
Continuous delivery
I’ve just finished a Continuous delivery book. I must say, that my expectations were much higher than the level at which the topic was described. I do not say, that...
Cache me this, cache me that
Recently I’ve been optimizing one application. After a few runs of profile_analyzeData_fixBottlenecks I stopped when an app written with NHibernate intensively using CacheManager from EntLib was spending 5% of their...
You don't mess with Unity's policies
Recently I ran into a problem. Quite well designed system degraded in terms of performance after a few commits. The whole architecture is wired with an infrastructure library written with...
Recent tasks
I’ve read a few articles about documenting a project in a way that make it more usable for non-authors. As I published Themis’ first version, there was a need of...
Finishing first version of Themis
I know it took a while, but a few minutes ago I committed the version of Themis capable of fully integrated working with NHibernate. I hope I’ll manage to add...
NHibernating with interfaces as entities, pt. 2
The solution to the question, what can go wrong with NHibernate, when you use interfaces as your entities mapped with NH is… naming.
NHibernating with interfaces as entities, pt. 1
No catchy title this time:P Have you ever considered using interfaces as entities in your application with NH as ORM? If not, and you never considered this option I can...
How often do you micro-ing?
I did read about, I tried to used it, but the last InfoQ presentation about Microformats was simply astonishing. I do not like the Scott Davis’ style of presenting things,...