New Hosting Packages for Remoting SDK Remoting SDK for .NET adds support for Microsoft.Extensions.Hosting and Topshelf.
NuGet Packages and More, for Remoting SDK and Data Abstract The next build of Remoting SDK and Data Abstract will bring several quite important features. Some of them are relatively small ones, like support for Async Service Methods in Code-First Servers on .NET;
Dependency Injection in Remoting SDK for .NET (Part II) This second part of our series on DI will be a bit more technical. It will discuss new APIs provided by Remoting SDK, their performance and other technical details. The first question that
Dependency Injection in Remoting SDK for .NET (Part I) Introduction One of the pillars of the modern software development industry are the SOLID principles. These code design principles provide a great (and solid) solution to the major software development challenge: how to
Relativity Server and Docker How long would it take to freshly installed an Ubuntu host, deploy a combo of PostgreSQL server + Relativity Server, and to let it accept connections on port 80 using nginx? Do this twice
http-api HttpAPI: A New Horizon The modern software development landscape is a very complex thing and it changes very fast, as well. New programming languages are created and new application frameworks are released literally every week. Still, most
Little Things that make a difference. Part II. DA LINQ String Operations One thing that DA LINQ lacked until recently was support of the string data comparison operations. This means that there was no easy way to properly express SQL statement like: SELECT Id, Name
Little Things that make a difference. Part I. Application Base (addendum) In this short article, the server application template created in the previous article will be turned into a real Visual Studio template. Greater minds have already described the process in the MSDN article
Little Things that make a difference. Part I. Application Base This is the first of a set of short articles related to different Data Abstract or SDK features that I feel are important and interesting. Some of them will be just minor improvement
AES encryption envelope and Xamarin PCL Recently I’ve been asked a question about how the AES encryption envelope can be used with a PCL build of Data Abstract, the issue being that PCL doesn’t expose the needed
PCLs, async/await server calls, and more... The new Data Abstract 8 is out. So I’d like to highlight some of its features and the changes they imply. Xamarin support changes To start with, the Xamarin iOS and Android
Winter has come By the time this blogpost will be published, the Winter 2013 release of Data Abstract will already become available. I feel that I should talk about several important features made available in it,
Code Deodorant *[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Code_smell](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Code_smell)*We all write smelly code from time to time. Reasons are different, from ‘I’ll rewrite this code later,
Data Abstract for Beginners Guide *Do what I do. Hold tight and pretend it’s a plan!* # Introduction Not long ago we published the RemObjects SDK Beginners Guide. Now we’re taking it one step further and look
NetworkServer - an easily configurable RemObjects SDK server component Introduction In the previous article I’ve described how to create a RemObjects SDK server and set up the needed server components and tie them together. The main purpose of the RemObjects SDK
RO/DA for Visual Studio 2013 is here The Red Queen once said, “Now, here, you see, it takes all the running you can do, to keep in the same place. If you want to get somewhere else, you must run
RemObjects SDK Beginners Guide Intro RemObjects SDK is an awesome framework. Not only because its development feeds me and my 10 cats ;) but also because it allows to efficiently create applications on literally a dozen different platforms
Remote Script Debugger Introduction Today I’d like to write about a new technology that is currently being developed by the RemObjects team – the Remote Script Debugger. The Remote Script Debugger is a service that exposes
Accessing Data Abstract Servers in an Async/Await Manner The upcoming Visual Studio 2012 and C# 5.0 will bring a really cool feature – the async/await magic keyword. Utilizing the power of the System.Threading.Tasks.Task, they will make it
The Dark Side of the Release Preview Update This summer brought us the Windows 8 Release Preview and the Visual Studio 2012 Release Candidate – a great step towards the much anticipated final releases. Unfortunately, these major updates also had a dark
Summer 2012 Interim release As I talked about in my blogpost a couple of weeks ago, there have been some breaking changes in the Windows 8 Consumer Preview and Visual Studio 2012 RC that caused it to
Accessing Firebird Embedded databases from Data Abstract for .NET Recently, we already tried to work with the SQL Server 2012 LocalDB database. Now let’s try a more old-fashioned database, like Firebird Embedded. Again, we’ll modify the Sample Server application shipped
SQL Server 2012 Denali LocalDB and Data Abstract for .NET With all this the-last-week-before-the-release fuss I’ve completely missed the RC0 release of the MS SQL Server 2012 “Denali”. Among many other features (probably Microsoft itself is better to explain about them), there
Data Abstract and ASP.NET MVC Introduction Recently I’ve been asked if it is possible to use two exciting technologies – Data Abstract for .NET and ASP.NET MVC – together. So I decided to write this little blogpost to
Custom SQL Macros In this blogpost I’ll try to show you a not-so-well-known or widely used Data Abstract feature in action – the custom SQL macros. This feature allows to use your own SQL Macros, defined
