February 2010 Entries
Paul, whom some of you may know as the maintainer of Horn project, left a comment on my blog, that was (or to be more precise – I think it was) a continuation of series of his tweets about his dissatisfaction with the state of affairs when it comes to dependencies between various OSS projects in .NET space, and within Castle Project in particular. I must say I understand Paul, and he’s got some valid points there, so let’s see what can be done about it. Problems One of the goals of Castle Project...
With Windsor 2.1.1 out the door, we’re already working on version 3.0 (and looking for your feedback and ideas for the next version!). Yesterday I committed first “big” feature that probably will make it to the release. DISCLAIMER: All the code shown here represents a work in progress. Keep in mind that final version may be different. This also means that any feedback on this feature is appreciated. Named Arguments In current version of Windsor you can define inline dependencies for a component in at least three different ways: ...
It took a little longer than I planned but here we go again. In the meantime ActiveRecord 2.1 was released, and soon after that a minor update bringing one cool big feature. From now on we’ll be working on version 2.1.2. Picking up from where we left off last time. We have a user entity. Since we’re building a website where users can publish benchmark results, we’ll create now a benchmark entity, and create a relation between these two. I want to see results! Let’s start by adding an appropriate field to the User class: ...