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Running services in long lived applications in .NET

You have probably created a windows service or other types of applications where you have code which needs to be run in the background to not block the main…

Sending files over the network with .NET

Griffin.Framework has built in support for streams if you are using MicroMsg. This example will demonstrate how you can send a file stream over the network.

Easy and performant client/server communication with protobuf-net & Griffin.Framework

ProtoBuf is Google’s open serialization format which can be used to serialize objects in a standardized way. With it, different platforms can communicate with…

Griffin.Framework – Performant networking in .NET

Griffin.Networking was my attempt to create a Netty inspired library. The library is working pretty well but the internal architecture became a bit complex…

How to use CORS requests in Internet Explorer 9 and below.

This article explains how you can automatically proxy CORS requests (Cross-origin resource sharing) in jQuery without changing your existing code. The proxy…

The danger of frameworks

I introduced Entity Framework (Code first) to my team in the beginning of this week. The other devs have not used it before, but as they are a Microsoft…

Why I never will use bitcoins

I’ve followed the development of bitcoins for a while and I’ve from the start avoided getting involved (i.e. using bitcoins). I don’t think that there is…

Blog down time

Azure and PHP 5.5 didn’t seem to get along very much.

OneTrueError and the WinForms/WPF integration

OneTrueError is a new startup which also is a member of Microsoft BizSpark. This post is about the client library for WinForms/WPF. It will catch and handle…

OneTrueError and the WCF integration

OneTrueError has a complete WCF integration following the same pattern as WCF. It makes it a breeze to capture and analyze errors in WCF applications.