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In this post I will demonstrate how to add MiniProfiler to the XAF MainDemo web application.

Continuing from my last post, I’ll demonstrate how to create a fluent interface so that you can do: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 var customer = Session .Query() .InTransaction .Contacts .ByPosition("Developer") .ThatHave .NoPhoto() .And .T…

There are many ways to perform queries with XPO.

A fellow Octopress blogger recently asked how I removed the RSS subscription icon from the Octopress navigation bar.

Good news.

The ability to create reports using a report writer is a very powerful feature of DevExpress XAF, but there are some limitations which are particularly cumbersome to deal with in complex project.

This post is the result of a recent bug hunt in which I came across a tricky bug, found a debugging switch I’d completely forgotten existed and learned a little about calling extern string functions from C#.

In my recent series on load testing XAF, I used a Selenium javascript test to run the client browser instances.

This is the final post in a series about load testing XAF applications.

This is another post in a series about load testing XAF applications.

This is another post in a series about load testing XAF applications.

Writing a Selenium User Test against MainDemo This is another post in a series about load testing XAF applications.

This is the first part of a tutorial about load testing XAF applications.

Over the next few posts, I will demonstrate how to load test XAF web applications.

I recently ran into some file ownership trouble after cloning a bitbucket repository.

For Valentine’s Day, why not make your git command line a little more colourful. git config --global color.ui true

This is the second post in a series about iOS development from the perspective of a C# developer.

This post covers how recreate a local repository of your Octopress blog.

Install Ruby with rbenv I decided to setup Octopress on my Mac so that I can publish blog posts from either Windows or MacOS.

First steps in iPhone development This is the first in a series of posts about developing an iOS application from the perspective of a Windows C# developer.

I was trying to upgrade to the latest Octopress version but it seems I did something with the atom.xml file and some of you got every single post as ’new’ in your RSS readers.

Facebook’s new Graph Search allows you to easily see anybody’s photos.

I wanted to add captions to some of my images and came across this forum thread, from which I was able to piece together Ted Kulp’s slick solution.

My very first blog post was about setting up Octopress.

The following screenshot shows the detail view of an object change from the DevExpress XAF Audit Trail.

You may know that the C# Decimal type remembers any trailing zeros.

Recently I took part in Startup Weekend Buenos Aires.

Part 5: Load balancing This is the final post in this 5 part series about deploying XAF to the Amazon cloud.

Part 4: Incremental Deployment This is the fourth post in a series about deploying ASP.NET applications to the Amazon cloud.

Part 3: Troubleshooting This is the third post in a series about deploying ASP.NET applications to the Amazon cloud.

Part 2: Publishing MainDemo This is the second post in a series about deploying ASP.NET applications to the Amazon cloud.

Part 1: Putting the Database in the Cloud This is the first part of a tutorial for installing the DevExpress MainDemo.Web to Amazon Web Services, but the same principles apply to any ASP.NET web application.

I started getting an encoding error whenever I tried to generate my Octopress blog with rake generate.

A month ago I’ve never liked laptops.

In this post I’ll demonstrate how to use the Google Page Speed tools to analyse the performance of the DevExpress XAF MainDemo.

The source code for the fast batch operations with DevExpress XPO is now available on on GitHub.

Last week I wrote about fast batch deletions.

When deleting a collection of objects, DevExpress recommends using Session.Delete(ICollection objects).

My new keyboarf keyboard has no labels on the keys!

On Saturday I attended an excellent discussion at the Tate modern which was part of a series of lectures on Topology.

This post is part of an ongoing series about robots, past and present.

The NuGet team just released NuGet 1.8.

One of the projects I work on uses the validation module of the eXpressApp Framework (XAF).

This post is part of an ongoing series about robots, past and present.

This post is part of an ongoing series about robots, past and present.

This post is part of an ongoing series about robots, past and present.

This is the first in a series of posts about robots, past and present.

There is a more recent version of this post which covers ruby 1.9.3, python 2.7.3. — January 2013 update: http://blog.zerosharp.com/setting-up-octopress-on-windows-again Setting up Octopress on Windows again --- This is quick guide to setting up [Octopres…