ASP.NET MVC Architecture 1: Routing
I’m going to do a series of short posts summarising the core architectural structure of ASP.NET MVC. This is really for my own benefit – to make sure I understand it in detail – so if someone else has already covered these topics, it doesn’t matter! Read More
LINQ to SQL: Lazy and Eager Loading Hiccups
In a recent post, I covered a few strategies for using LINQ to SQL in a traditional multi-tier architecture. The winning strategy for me, so far anyway, is DataContext-per-unit-of-work – it’s both convenient and safe. Or so I thought. Read More
LINQ-to-SQL: the multi-tier story
If your web application is even slightly bigger than the typical MSDN example, you’re almost certainly using some sort of multi-tier architecture. Unfortunately, as Dinesh Kulkari (MS LINQ Program Manager) explains on his blog, LINQ-to-SQL version 1 has no out-of-the-box multi-tier story. Read More