In the prior PetaPoco post, I started to dig into many-to-one relationships a little. Chrissie followed up with yet more mapping behavior in his latest Simple.Data post, so I thought I would cover it in a bit more detail.

So yesterday Chrissie and I did posts on Simple.Data and PetaPoco. Today he followed up with more complex examples, including keys and multiple table queries. PetaPoco is built specifically with primary keys as a first class citizen, so it will be in…

Since Chrissie is playing around with Simple.Data today, I found some time to play with PetaPoco. PetaPoco is a single file micro ORM that uses MSIL generation to do it's magic. As the name suggests, it works with concrete POCOs, though support for dyna…

SpecFlow is a .Net library that allows us to describe user expectations in a consistent Domain-Specific Language that can be wired for automatic execution. By writing tests in a human readable manner, our tests can serve as a bridge between the users expectations and the code we spend time writing.

The always amazing Paul Stack has released his very first edition of teamcitysharp and I though it a good idea to try it.

I named it EndlessLoopQueue because I couldn't think of another name for it. You can put items on this queue but when you enqueue an item it will be re-added to the end of the queue therefor you will end up in some kind of endless loop (hence EndlessLoopQueue, yeah I am kinda clever).

I have been playing with Massive the micro-ORM for a week now and it works with VB.Net, just as it works with C#, of course it works, I hear you say. Well, there is no "of course" here, but I will not rant about that now.

If you are using Chocolatey and you would now like to make a package of your own program to make it available through Chocolatey then you need to go through a few steps. Here is how I did it for ChocolateyGUI.

I blogged about Chocolatey before and I even made it work behind my proxy, this change is even in the latest version so go get it. And now I made a GUI for it.

A few weeks back I wrote about Fluentsecurty and the small bug it had which made it not work in VB.Net. Yesterday Kristoffer Ahl (The man behind the Fluentsecurity project) sent me a PM via twitter. I've added your changes. Don't know how to test it properly though, without adding a VB.NET test project. Seems silly for 1 line! Ideas? And to be honest, I had no idea. But I did some research and found a way that might be good enough.