During a whole day several speakers spoke about NHibernate and related topics. This conference was in Bologna and was very well prepared and organized. You could watch the slides and the videos of the sessions here. I joined the following sessions: Keynote Simone Chiaretta opened the conference and showed during his keynote how the day is organized. But he couldn’t resist to make a little joke about us Swiss folk which isn’t part of the European union, so basically we…
During the last big project, duration more than a year, we used scrum. But it was a tailored scrum process. The reasons for the tailoring were: No scrum/agile experience in the company Small team (4 developers) Knowledge of tailoring RUP or Hermes First project with agile methods Normally I was the Scrum Master and mostly also the Product owner. The role of the Product owner should be fulfilled by the customer, but in our project, there were several customers with…
I hold in August two presentations at the .Net User Group Bern together with René Leupold. In both presentations the topic was object relational mapping in the .Net world. So we showed Microsoft Entity Framework 4.0 and NHibernate. My part was NHibernate and Rene showed EF. In the first presentation which was on 16th August 2010, we presented the following stuff: Introduction into ORM Theory (ORM impedance mismatch, persistence ignorance and ORM isn’t a silver bullet) Approaches how to map…
I recently hold two presentations at the .Net User Group Bern (DNUG) with René Leupold about object relational mapping in the .Net world. We showed Entity Framework 4.0 and NHibernate. My part was NHibernate. You could download the slides and samples from the DNUG website. In the two presentations I showed the mapping possibilities with hbm.xml files, attributes and Fluent NHibernate. In a previous blog post I already showed those possibilities. During the preparations I hadn’t time to try a…
Unfortunately I didn’t find a simple good daemon Init script for a debian Linux server where I want to start the subversion server svnserve automatically on start-up. So after a little bit searching on the internet and adapting the found resources (here or here), I got my Init script svnserve under /etc/init.d: #!/bin/sh # # start/stop subversion daemon. EXECUTABLE=/usr/bin/svnserve # Test exist:ence of the executable test -f $EXECUTABLE || exit 0 # Command line options for starting the service OPTIONS=’-d…