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Create Windows Azure Mobile Services in a few minutes thanks to CodeFluent...
You may have heard that a lot of new features were added to Windows Azure during the last few months. Today we will focus on Windows Azure Mobile Services. First of all, what is it? Long story short,...
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CodeFluent Entities and the Localization Aspect: how to show localizable...
Using CodeFluent Entities, you can use “Member Format Expressions” (a.k.a “MFEX”) to customize the way names of entities and properties are formatted. We already have blogged about that feature here:...
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CodeFluent Entities and Syncfusion for an amazing application!
When applications are beautiful, fast and robust at the same time, we qualify them as amazing. If you think it also means a long development process, then you have not seen applications using both...
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Using the LINQ to SQL Sub-Producer
CodeFluent Entities gives you the possibility to make your generated Business Object Model (BOM) compatible with the LINQ to SQL data access infrastructure. CodeFluent Entities ships a LINQ to SQL...
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Remove the current date and time to generated files
CodeFluent Entities adds some information to generated files every time a code production is run. This information contains general information (for all producers) and specific information (for...
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Using the Cache Sub-Producer
CodeFluent Entities provides an integrated cache system for the Business Object Model (BOM) layer. The Object Model Cache (OMC) is not enabled by default. To add the cache feature to your BOM you...
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Patch text files after code generation with CodeFluent Entities
CodeFluent Entities provides a large set of concepts and tools to generate code as custom as wanted. But, it may be a reason you need to modify the output produced by the CodeFluent Entities engine...
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Exploring the CodeFluent Runtime: ChunkedMemoryStream
Today, on the series “Exploring the CodeFluent Runtime” we are going to take a look at the ChunkedMemoryStream class on the CodeFluent.Runtime.Utilities namespace. This class allows you to...
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Creating a custom sub producer to only generate resources
Generating a CodeFluent Entities model looks at all the producers, and produce each one of them, assuming they have been enabled. The BOM producer is the most important producer and generates classes...
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Defining type mappers when importing a database using the Importer Wizard
You can use the Importer Wizard to import an existing data base as a CodeFluent Entities model. You can access the Importer from the Modeler or the solution explorer on your CodeFluent Entities project...
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Using flags enumeration with ASP.NET MVC and CodeFluent Entities
Enumeration support CodeFluent Entities provides full support of “enumeration” types and multi value enumerations (flag enumeration). Enumeration support To declare a multi value enumeration,...
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[Pet Shop Reloaded] A comparative study between CodeFluent Entities and...
Some of you may know the story about the Pet Shop application, a .NET/C# revisited version of the original Java Pet Store application made by Sun Microsystems. These two sample applications were used...
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[Pet Shop Reloaded] The Application
The Pet Shop Reloaded is a sample e-commerce web application. Users will be able to browse a nice set of animals by category, add them to their cart or wish list, and finish their purchase by log in...
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CodeFluent Entities blogger challenge
1-year CodeFluent Entities Ultimate Subscription + $300 Amazon gift-card (Package value $1799) 1-year CodeFluent Entities Enterprise Subscription + $200 Amazon gift-card (Package value $1149) 1-year...
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[Pet Shop Reloaded] Getting Started
We know now what are the functional and technical context of our application: Pet Shop Reloaded. We can now start to prepare our working environment. Installation Getting ready with CodeFluent...
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[Pet Shop Reloaded] Designing the application model – Part 1
In this post we will treat the model designing aspect of the application. In the first part we will see how to design our business model with CodeFluent Entities then we will show how to do it with...
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CodeFluent Entities and Visual Studio 2013 preview
As announced on the //Build/ 2013 event, the Visual Studio 2013 preview is available for download. Visual Studio 2013 preview sign in Visual Studio 2013 home page You can discover the new features of...
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[Pet Shop Reloaded] Designing the application model – Part 2
In the previous post, we have seen how we designed our application with CodeFluent Entities. We will now take a look to how we did with Entity Framework 5 to conclude on a comparison of those two...
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Hands-on CFQL
If you are familiar with CodeFluent Entities it is possible that you have already used the CFQL. The acronym CFQL stands for CodeFluent Query Language. In a nutshell, the CodeFluent Query Language is a...
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[Pet Shop Reloaded] Generating code
We have defined our application model and the technical environment of our application Pet Shop Reloaded. It is now time to generate the code we are going to work with. Both, for CodeFluent Entities...
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