T4 with LLBLGen
In this post, we look at leveraging T4 templates to extend the power of LLBLGen inside of Visual Studio .NET. Writing T4 templates to auto-generate code is almost a norm at this point it seems, it's b
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Theming ServiceStack Razor Views
In this post, we look at adding theming capabilities to the ServiceStack Razor View engine. Source and live demo are included. This post is third in a series investigating ways to leverage ServiceStac
RESTful Api and UI for Typed Views and Typed Lists with LLBLGen and ServiceStack
In this post, we extend the implementation described in the prior post to include generating an HTML UI and RESTful Api on top of LLBLGen Typed Views and Typed Lists, leveraging the ServiceStack web s
Generating a fully RESTful Api and UI from a database with LLBLGen and ServiceStack (templates on Github and Demo)
In this post, we're going to explore building a generic RESTful api on top of a database with custom CRUD and query conventions, using the LLBLGen ORM and code generator, a ServiceStack service layer,
Service-based data adapter for LLBLGen entities using ServiceStack
This post is about leveraging the LLBLGen Pro and ServiceStack tools to allow users to use the existing LLBLGen Adapter API on the client to manage, manipulate, query and update entities on remote ser
SimpleMembershipProvider in MVC4 for MySql, Oracle, and more with LLBLGen
One of the cool new features in ASP.NET MVC4 and the Visual Studio MVC application template is the SimpleMembershipProvider which provides a more concise membership provider to the ASP.NET framework,
Code generating a Python web application with LLBLGen, SqlAlchemy and the Tornado Web Server
While I work mostly with Microsoft technologies and .NET/C these days, I love digging into other languages when the opportunity calls. About a week ago, I thought up the idea of using the LLBLGen Pro
Adding LLBLGen to the Dapper performance benchmark test project
The Dapper project on GitHub has a performance/benchmark test project that compares a number of ORMs and data access strategies. While the project only tests a very simple fetch algorithm, it's a good
LLBLGen Pro, Entity Framework 4.1, and the Repository Pattern
In this post, I will use the model-first approach in LLBGen Pro designer and some custom templates to generate repository classes for LLBLGen entities. I will create a simple membership API with some