Your line of business web does not need a framework
Frameworks were built to fill gaps in the browser. Most of those gaps are closed. What is left for a business page is a table, some tabs and a chart, and…
Posts about Architecture
No virtual DOM, nothing re-renders: the whole model in four rules
Plain custom elements, a synchronous lifecycle, nothing re-renders on its own, and typed events. Four rules, each chosen because a reviewer can check it by…
The quest to generate the perfect repository – Griffin DAL Generator
The data layer is something really important in an application. If it’s incorrectly created it will behave like a virus and infect the entire business layer…
Sample repository using Griffin.Framework
Here is a small sample repository using Griffin.Framework
Invoke Command/queries in the browser, execute them in your app.
I’ve created a small sample project which demonstrates how you can invoke a query using javascript (and execute them in your server). The sample uses…
New Http support for Command/Queries in Griffin Framework
I’ve just pushed a new CqsHttpListener and CqsHttpClient to Griffin.Framework. With it you can host a small HTTP server within your application to be able to…
The persistence layer in SharpMessaging
I’m working on a messaging system in .NET. Its purpose is to allow you to use reliable (and transactional) messaging inside your application without the need…
Command/Query library with network and IoC support
Have you read about the Command/Query separation pattern and wondered how hard it would be to get started with it? With Griffin framework you only need a few…
Introducing the data mapper in Griffin.Framework
As you might know I’m running a .NET exception service called OneTrueError. When I moved from a NoSQL db to SQL Azure I had to be able to work with the…
Unit of work sample implementation for ADO.NET
This article demonstrates how you can create a Unit Of Work implementation for ADO.NET