Some projects relying on a relational database do just fine using a high-level ORM, some have need for more low-level control over the queries. Using JDBC directly for application development can be really cumbersome. Not because it's a bad API, the problem is it's so low-level it's really more suit

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There is quite a bit of Entity Framework and NHibernate comparisons on the web already but all of them cover mostly the technical side of the question. In this post, I'll compare these two technologies from a Domain Driven Design perspective. I'll step through several code examples and s

This article is an overview for connecting an ASP.NET website or a web application to a remote SQL Server database.

When one is developing in .NET with Visual Studio and other Microsoft tools, it is easy to lose sight of alternative solutions to common problems. MS does a competent job of creating a tightly integrated development tool chain, where available MS products (both free and paid) offer reasonable defaul

Download the Sample from DropboxMost of the websites are using HTML5 and jQuery plugins, to upload the files without the user to have to send a POST request to the server, which is not a likely way of uploading the files.Old way of uploading filesIn old days, people likes to create a simple HTML for

Introduction It is a common task that as a part of database setup you need to seed some default user accounts and roles into the database as a part of setup. DbKeeperNet is an opensource .NET/C# framework which helps you manage database schema for your database performing various types of upgrade st

Depending on the customer sometimes you don´t know the controls that you must show, load or render in your .Net application. A good way is having a XML file depending on the customer and you will load dynamically your page and your controls (this example in C#). This is an example of XML configurati

This is a new post in a series of beginners articles on how to do things in Azure. This series will be for absolute beginners, and if you are not one of those this will not be for you. You can find the complete set of posts that make us this series here : http://sachabarbs.wordpress.com/azure/ [&#82

Using C# to get data in- and out of your (relational) database.