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[...] If you’ve somehow been volunteered to upgrade a project that was using Entity Framework 4.1 to Entity Framework 4.3 and you are trying in vain to get the new Code First Migrations [...]

[...] the first time you do it. What are we trying to achieve? 1) A web api that is protected by client certificates hosted on IIS7. 2) A way to test it out from our browser. Why? Well, the use […] [...]

[...] for your tot when you sing to them and really, who can remember all seven verses of Twinkle Twinkle Little Star. So, you scaffold […] [...]

Meteor ticks the boxes for a realtime web application; “one language”, “realtime as default”. It looks like it eases the path of development, [...]

There's nothing quite like wanting a quick prototype and being stymied by a bug that seems to have no basis in the realities of your code. One such bu [...]

[...] such bug hit me with the Django REST Framework. It rears it ugly head with an innocuous looking error message: Could not resolve URL for hyperlinked relationship using view name The actual [...]

[...] using Entity Framework 4.1 to Entity Framework 4.3 and you are trying in vain to get the new Code First Migrations to work, the simplest solution I’ve come across so far is to simply delete the [...]