PallarelCoedr

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by PallarelCoedr 10y ago
The stream is the consistency (locking) boundary. Your first step it to get your model aligned with such boundaries. For example, your amazon shopping basket is independent of my basket. Then you chose your concurrency model - append to a s
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by PallarelCoedr 10y ago
Embrace eventual consistency. A good deal of collaborative domains (things involving human decisions) are naturally eventually consistent. Meat computers appear to be particularly good at resolving conflicts and compensating.
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by PallarelCoedr 10y ago
Perhaps look at HTTP Problem Details? https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc7807
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by PallarelCoedr 12y ago
Forget about older ASP.NET and WCF on mono. The core of ASP.NET (System.Web assembly) doesn't feature in next version of ASP.NET. WCF hasn't seen any effective development in years. The new stuff (ASP.NET vnext) will be highly mon
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by PallarelCoedr 12y ago
It does, but internal abstractions have been rewritten. Webforms view engine won't be ported I reckon.
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by PallarelCoedr 12y ago
This reads like a standard list of a cocooned MS developer. With ServiceStack, NancyFX, NHibernate, Dapper, OrmLite, etc out there could you have just been making some bad choices? And anyone who knew web, knew Silverlight didn't have
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by PallarelCoedr 12y ago
It's 'Drawbridge'[0,1] in the windows world and it is on it's way apparently. You can run mono in linux containers which means you can run this stuff too. [0] http://www.zdnet.com/microsoft-to-offer-its-d
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by PallarelCoedr 13y ago
OWIN will give some of what you are looking for.
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by PallarelCoedr 13y ago
Three here: quora, w3schools and expertsexchange
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by PallarelCoedr 13y ago
They have open-sourced quite a lot (aspnet webstack, reactive extensions, etc). The problem is that a lot of their compiled binaries, delivered via nuget packages have been restricted to windows. This is slowly being undone ( http:/&#
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by PallarelCoedr 13y ago
Related to the launch of the Pirate Browser perhaps?
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by PallarelCoedr 13y ago
.NET folks don't particularly like him either.
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by PallarelCoedr 13y ago
Can I use a browser other than IE on it?
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by PallarelCoedr 13y ago
Too much space wasted across the top too. Looks promising though.
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by PallarelCoedr 13y ago
They probably didn't want them to stay around permanently, just long enough to complete knowledge transfer.
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by PallarelCoedr 14y ago
That's more geared towards web services, i.e. a WCF replacement (even though it supports razor view engine). Mentioned it in a comment below anyway :)
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by PallarelCoedr 14y ago
You will be, but not quite the way the author details. The OWIN [0] specification (which was solidified back in October 2012) was designed to completely separate .net web applications from their host (i.e. ASP.NET dependency on IIS). Simila
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by PallarelCoedr 14y ago
Asp.Net Empty Web Application is the base project for an IIS hosted... asp.net app. It just contains the bare minimum web.config and project settings to get started. Though there are too many project references imho. All asp.net projects ar
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by PallarelCoedr 14y ago
And it's a WPF one too.