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Structura (Alpha version) a Silverlight/WPF Line of Business Application Framework

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Here’s the first deploy of Structura, this project is related to our User Group DotNetMarche and will be part of a set of application frameworks and open source solutions we develop as community projects. Structura will be in our mind an application framework for building modular and pluggable line of business application in both Silverlight [...]



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December 16th, 2008 at 5:28 am

Serialization Exception: PropertyChangedEventManager is not serializable

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Actually I’m working on a multi-target framework for Silverlight and WPF and I have developed a base to be used by any entity and DTO class that can also be sent back and forth through WCF or WebServices; a deriver class supports a generic clone method (see deep clone of a business object: the quick [...]



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December 4th, 2008 at 4:30 am

‘Silverlight in Action’ on December, Thursday 11

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I will be the main speaker at the next workshop organized by DotNetMarche (the .Net User-group I belongs to); the workshop is organized in collaboration with Microsoft and it is part of the official ‘Microsoft Days Community After Hours’ events.
I will show the basis of how to build a multi-target (Silverlight+WPF) line of business application [...]



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December 1st, 2008 at 10:23 am

Wrap IList<T> and use it for effective binding in Silverlight and WPF

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If you use some ORM tool like NHibernate and your business entities or DTOs have to support collections of other elements, you are forced to use the interface notation IList<T> or ICollection<T> to hold a reference to the real collection implementation (cause usually those ORM tools tend to inject their own implementation of the collection [...]



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November 24th, 2008 at 7:05 am

The importance of having a License

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Sometimes, especially when you have a technical blog and publish code examples or even fully working controls, it can be important to clearly states the License under which you release your work and how others can/should use it.
I always underestimated this point and didn’t spent too much time on it in the past, but recently [...]



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October 9th, 2008 at 7:34 am

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