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An extension of DNN that will allow object relational mapping of DNN objects. This is important for anyone interfacing with DNN in a object relational manor. Also for people using a Web Service Data Access layer.
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Store application configurations in a centralized location - instead of web.config. Accessable via web service configurations across multiple applications and instances are stored in a centralized location. The code is C# for SQL Server database
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This is an C# add-in to Facebook written using the .net library that provides users with a relavent daily shakespeare quote on their profile. The code could also be used to provide all sorts of daily quote kinds of apps e.g. beatles lyric of the day
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This is a Blog engine created 100% in C# using managed code. This engine will include everything a person needs to plug in and start their own blog.
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Library that handles persisting plain .NET objects to and from an underlying relational database. Using attributes in your source code, you define validation and other behaviour. Supports hineritance, aggregation and persistant events.
