The data mapper in Griffin Framework now includes a fluent api
The data mapper in Griffin.Framework has been updated to support fluent mapping and some other new features.
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Using both signed versions of log4net
Older versions of log4net have been signed with a different certificate than the new versions of log4net. That means that they have different public tokens…
Debugging windows services
I’ve written a post before about how I debug windows services (i.e. run them from within Visual Studio without having to use “Attach to process”). I’ve come…
Easier error handling in ASP.NET MVC5
I’ve written a few posts about error handling in ASP.NET MVC. It’s not easy to get it right since the MVC pipeline uses a different error handling method than…
Stackoverflow integration in OneTrueError
I’ve created a nifty little javascript library in TypeScript that I use in OneTrueError. It allows our service to search StackOverflow for relevant questions…
Generate a homepage from Markdown files
Do you want to generate a homepage from Markdown files? Like the wiki pages at github, but in your own web site?
Griffin Framework homepage
Griffin Framework just got a new homepage.
Preview of SharpMessaging
I’ve released a preview of SharpMessaging.
Simple command line parser
I have tried 3-4 different nuget packages for command line parsing. Didn’t figure out how to use them properly. Here is a small command line parser.
Griffin data mapper and SQLite
I’ve created a small example project that uses the data mapper in Griffin.Framework to work with SQLite.