Ryan Riley
Houston, TX
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Clearing up my scattered socially-networked junk. Goodbye Twitter! Goodbye Facebook! This is liberating!
I'm a follower of Jesus Christ; a custom application development consultant specializing in Microsoft technologies; and a former internal control specialist with broad industry experience, especially in the construction, information technology, and oil and energy sectors. My professional interests include developing systems to automate the design, documentation and execution of internal controls programs; building and motivating teams; and educating and mentoring others.
I have special interests in utilizing web technologies to make business processes more efficient and enable more seamless integration between existing systems and new business requirements.
I have special interests in utilizing web technologies to make business processes more efficient and enable more seamless integration between existing systems and new business requirements.
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ADO.NET team blog : POCO in the Entity Framework : Part 3 – Change Tracking with POCOPOCO in the Entity Framework : Part 3 – Change Tracking with POCO Published 10 June 09 08:43 AM | dpblogs In my last post on POCO , I mentioned the fact that there are two types of change tracking possibilities with POCO: Snapshot based Change Tracking and Notification based Change ...
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ADO.NET team blog : Using Repository and Unit of Work patterns with Entity Framework 4.0Using Repository and Unit of Work patterns with Entity Framework 4.0 Published 16 June 09 04:08 PM | dpblogs If you have been watching this blog, you know that I have been discussing the various aspects of POCO capabilities we added to Entity Framework 4.0. POCO support makes it possible ...
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ADO.NET team blog : Feature CTP Walkthrough: Code Only for the Entity FrameworkFeature CTP Walkthrough: Code Only for the Entity Framework Published 22 June 09 02:54 PM | dpblogs Code Only Walkthru: 1) Create a Console Application called "CodeOnlyWalkthru": 2) Add a new Project to the "CodeOnlyWalkThru" solution: 3) Choose 'Class Library' and call the library ...
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ADO.NET team blog : Feature CTP Walkthrough: POCO Templates for the Entity FrameworkFeature CTP Walkthrough: POCO Templates for the Entity Framework Published 22 June 09 02:35 PM | dpblogs Creating a Database using Model First 1 - Open the POCOWalkthru project This project is a Console Application that has two files, "Program.cs" and "Blogging.edmx". The ...
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ADO.NET team blog : Feature CTP Walkthrough: Self Tracking Entities for Entity FrameworkFeature CTP Walkthrough: Self Tracking Entities for Entity Framework Published 22 June 09 01:16 PM | dpblogs Overview The goal of the following walkthrough is to demonstrate a basic scenario for the use of Self Tracking Entities with Entity Framework. Self Tracking Entities is a feature ...
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95Sclipo: the social learning revolutionWell, there goes my idea. :( I'm glad someone has done it, though!Ryan Riley added to Social Learning Networks 38 hours ago
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95ADO.NET team blog : Using Repository and Unit of Work patterns with Entity Framework 4.0For the record, I would not build my app this way, at least not at first glance. I'm curious to see how this all works. I might try it and see, and I'll post my results, if I get to it soon.Ryan Riley added to Model Driven Development 10 days ago
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95ADO.NET team blog : Using Repository and Unit of Work patterns with Entity Framework 4.0For the record, I would not build my app this way, at least not at first glance. I'm curious to see how this all works. I might try it and see, and I'll post my results, if I get to it soon.Ryan Riley added to Microsoft Developer 10 days ago
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95ADO.NET team blog : Using Repository and Unit of Work patterns with Entity Framework 4.0For the record, I would not build my app this way, at least not at first glance. I'm curious to see how this all works. I might try it and see, and I'll post my results, if I get to it soon.Ryan Riley added to Entity Framework 10 days ago
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95ADO.NET team blog : Using Repository and Unit of Work patterns with Entity Framework 4.0For the record, I would not build my app this way, at least not at first glance. I'm curious to see how this all works. I might try it and see, and I'll post my results, if I get to it soon.Ryan Riley added to Domain Driven Design (DDD) 10 days ago
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