That was probably a long wait for those of you who follow my blog. But, better late than never, so here it is: another comparison of Entity Framework and NHibernate, in which I bash EF Core and present it as an unbiased review. Just kidding, I do try to be unbiased here to the best of my skills.
This article renders the previous ones obsolete (which they already were at this point anyway).
Today’s article is an answer to a reader’s question about the use of Value Objects to represent the identity of an entity.
This is the final post in my series about unit testing anti-patterns. This one is about non-determinism in tests.
I’m continuing my unit testing anti-patterns article series. Today, we will talk about overriding methods in classes-dependencies.
My new training course Domain-Driven Design: Working with Legacy Projects went live.
Good news everyone! NHibernate 5.1 is released with the support of .NET Core 2.0 and .NET Standard 2.0.
This is another post from my unit testing anti-patterns article series. Today, we will talk about code pollution.
I haven’t done one of these for a while. This post is a review of a code submitted by a reader. You can request such a review by using the submission form in the right sidebar or on this page.
I was asked a question recently which I find quite interesting. It is actually a part of a code review request (which I’ll cover next week) but I decided to elevate it to its own blog post.
I’m continuing the series about unit testing anti-patterns I started a couple months ago. This article is about leaking domain knowledge to tests.