Comments for Deserialized http://deserialized.com The Ramblings of a Web Architect Fri, 20 Jan 2012 02:56:43 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 Comment on The Current State of MongoDB and C# by Sugel http://deserialized.com/c-sharp/the-state-of-mongodb-and-csharp/#comment-1144 Sugel Fri, 20 Jan 2012 02:56:43 +0000 http://deserialized.com/the-state-of-mondodb-and-csharp/#comment-1144 While I haven’t yet had an opportunity to use MongoDB in any a client project, I’ve begun experimenting with it and its driver for Python, pymongo . One thing that’s very compelling is the raw insert speed you get, without having to go through any bizarre contortions with the API. Using the following very straightforward code, I was able to create several thousand dummy records in memory and insert them into a Mongo collection. While I haven’t yet had an opportunity to use MongoDB in any a client project, I’ve begun experimenting with it and its driver for Python, pymongo . One thing that’s very compelling is the raw insert speed you get, without having to go through any bizarre contortions with the API. Using the following very straightforward code, I was able to create several thousand dummy records in memory and insert them into a Mongo collection.

]]> Comment on Call mulitple services or methods asynchronously in ASP.NET MVC controller by Irea Anderson p http://deserialized.com/c-sharp/call-multiple-services-or-methods-asynchronously-in-asp-net-mvc-controller/#comment-1115 Irea Anderson p Fri, 13 Jan 2012 10:49:35 +0000 http://deserialized.com/uncategorized/call-two-services-or-methods-asynchronously-in-asp-net-mvc-controller/#comment-1115 If you are not careful about what you do, then you can easily start method hopping and getting nowhere. If you are not careful about what you do, then you can easily start method hopping and getting nowhere.

]]> Comment on Use PostSharp to easily allow MiniProfiler to profile your ASP.NET application by Jed http://deserialized.com/c-sharp/use-postsharp-to-easily-allow-miniprofiler-to-profile-your-asp-net-application/#comment-921 Jed Tue, 06 Dec 2011 20:14:14 +0000 http://deserialized.com/c-sharp/use-aspect-oriented-programming-and-miniprofiler-to-profile-your-asp-net-application/#comment-921 Wow, hats off for this, as simple as it is... there's no way I want a bunch of boilerplate code for profiling. I was having a hard time justifying find-and-replace on all my DataContext instantiations; might have to see if PostSharp community edition can take care of that too. Wow, hats off for this, as simple as it is… there’s no way I want a bunch of boilerplate code for profiling.

I was having a hard time justifying find-and-replace on all my DataContext instantiations; might have to see if PostSharp community edition can take care of that too.

]]> Comment on ASP.NET MVC 3, Razor, & RenderAction causing server to hang and crash by Edwill http://deserialized.com/asp-net-mvc/asp-net-mvc-3-razor-renderaction-causing-server-to-hang-and-crash/#comment-766 Edwill Tue, 18 Oct 2011 14:38:32 +0000 http://deserialized.com/c/asp-net-mvc-3-razor-renderaction-causing-server-to-hang-and-crash/#comment-766 Working as per the "PartialViewResult" solution, thanks so much!!! Working as per the "PartialViewResult" solution, thanks so much!!!

]]> Comment on Why I don’t want to talk to recruiters without knowing what they are selling first by Chris http://deserialized.com/startups/why-i-dont-want-to-talk-to-recruiters-without-knowing-what-they-are-selling-first/#comment-751 Chris Wed, 12 Oct 2011 08:49:04 +0000 http://deserialized.com/startups/why-i-dont-want-to-talk-to-recruiters-without-knowing-what-they-are-selling-first/#comment-751 You have hit the nail on the head with this one. Recruiters calling up spouting a load of words that they dont understand in the vein hope that they'll say one which you recognise and begin talking about. I wouldnt trust a recruiter as far as i could throw them. I have friends in recruitment and outside of that environment they are lovely people, when they are in work mode though they turn into veritable animals, and will step over people to get their commision and bullsh** their way into oblivion. You have hit the nail on the head with this one. Recruiters calling up spouting a load of words that they dont understand in the vein hope that they'll say one which you recognise and begin talking about. I wouldnt trust a recruiter as far as i could throw them. I have friends in recruitment and outside of that environment they are lovely people, when they are in work mode though they turn into veritable animals, and will step over people to get their commision and bullsh** their way into oblivion.

]]> Comment on Use PostSharp to easily allow MiniProfiler to profile your ASP.NET application by @zubairdotnet http://deserialized.com/c-sharp/use-postsharp-to-easily-allow-miniprofiler-to-profile-your-asp-net-application/#comment-507 @zubairdotnet Sat, 23 Jul 2011 07:07:39 +0000 http://deserialized.com/c-sharp/use-aspect-oriented-programming-and-miniprofiler-to-profile-your-asp-net-application/#comment-507 This is exactly what I wanted with an app in production using Postsharp. Thanks for sharing This is exactly what I wanted with an app in production using Postsharp. Thanks for sharing

]]> Comment on ObjectID’s with MongoDB and the mongodb-csharp driver by Dan Abramov http://deserialized.com/c-sharp/objectids-with-mongodb-and-the-mongodb-csharp-driver/#comment-447 Dan Abramov Wed, 29 Jun 2011 19:11:33 +0000 http://deserialized.com/objectids-with-mongodb-and-the-mongodb-csharp-driver/#comment-447 Thanks. Your post helped to answer the question: <a href="http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6523742/maintain-id-property-name-in-embedded-doc-with-mongo-c-driver/6523915#6523915" rel="nofollow">http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6523742/mainta...</a> Thanks. Your post helped to answer the question: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6523742/mainta…

]]> Comment on Why I choose the Microsoft stack for my new startup by Jordan http://deserialized.com/startups/why-i-choose-the-microsoft-stack-for-my-new-startup/#comment-383 Jordan Tue, 07 Jun 2011 14:26:35 +0000 http://deserialized.com/c-sharp/why-i-choose-the-microsoft-stack-for-my-new-startup/#comment-383 We're using a similar combination at my current company (also somewhat of a start-up) and with great success. Before I got here, they had tried using Java, but your thoughts on the Java ecosystem are exactly the reasons why we switched. We are also using Mongo...I'm a huge fan! And yes, PHP is UGLY imho!! We're using a similar combination at my current company (also somewhat of a start-up) and with great success. Before I got here, they had tried using Java, but your thoughts on the Java ecosystem are exactly the reasons why we switched. We are also using Mongo…I'm a huge fan!

And yes, PHP is UGLY imho!!

]]> Comment on Why I choose the Microsoft stack for my new startup by Bryan Migliorisi http://deserialized.com/startups/why-i-choose-the-microsoft-stack-for-my-new-startup/#comment-344 Bryan Migliorisi Fri, 13 May 2011 11:45:08 +0000 http://deserialized.com/c-sharp/why-i-choose-the-microsoft-stack-for-my-new-startup/#comment-344 "Microsoft imposes drastic limitations on its employees ability to.download open source software let alone look at the source" Where have you heard this? Microsoft itself has a fair amount of open source software and they employ committers to things like jQuery source. "Microsoft imposes drastic limitations on its employees ability to.download open source software let alone look at the source"

Where have you heard this? Microsoft itself has a fair amount of open source software and they employ committers to things like jQuery source.

]]> Comment on Why I choose the Microsoft stack for my new startup by Louis Carabini http://deserialized.com/startups/why-i-choose-the-microsoft-stack-for-my-new-startup/#comment-324 Louis Carabini Sat, 30 Apr 2011 12:19:11 +0000 http://deserialized.com/c-sharp/why-i-choose-the-microsoft-stack-for-my-new-startup/#comment-324 They have announced Ruby as a..language for scripting Silverlight - but that still leaves a lot of..open questions. All the signals I hear tell me.that John Lam the main force behind Iron Ruby is determined to get a.fully compatible implementation. Soon-to-be-ThoughtWorker Ola Bini a JRuby.committer reckons that its almost impossible to figure out how to.implement a Ruby runtime without looking at source code of the MRI - but.Microsoft imposes drastic limitations on its employees ability to.download open source software let alone look at the source. They have announced Ruby as a..language for scripting Silverlight – but that still leaves a lot of..open questions. All the signals I hear tell me.that John Lam the main force behind Iron Ruby is determined to get a.fully compatible implementation. Soon-to-be-ThoughtWorker Ola Bini a JRuby.committer reckons that its almost impossible to figure out how to.implement a Ruby runtime without looking at source code of the MRI – but.Microsoft imposes drastic limitations on its employees ability to.download open source software let alone look at the source.

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