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p&p Summit 2009: What’s coming in Enterprise Library 5.0Yesterday Bob Brumfield and I gave a talk on EntLib5.0 at p&p summit in Redmond . We’ve discussed the underlying architectural refactoring and previewed the following improvements: Data accessors that will help you easily consume sproc result... moreFriday, Oct 16 by gmelnik
Removing WMI support from Enterprise LibraryIn our quest to simplify EntLib’s codebase, we are considering removing WMI2 support in v5. This is based on recommendation by our Advisory board, as well as lack of usage and interest from the user community and the high development complexity to ma... moreTuesday, Oct 13 by gmelnik
Enterprise Library reaches 2 million downloads!Enterprise Library has a broad reach and adoption. No wonder, since it embodies many of the proven .NET development practices and ships with the code, tests and hands-on labs – lots to reuse and lots to learn from. The EntLib community has welcomed m... moreTuesday, Sep 8 by gmelnik
EntLib/Unity TrainersIf you are offering industrial or academic courses or workshops that use Enterprise Library or Unity, I hope you are already taking advantage of our updated Hands-On Labs. I would like to know what else we could do to better support you and... moreFriday, Aug 14 by gmelnik
Unity 2.0 container updateOur latest work on Unity 2.0 is available on Codeplex (see change set 28516). This is the first work we’ve done on Unity as part of the EntLib5.0 effort. Major changes in this drop include: ObjectBuilder2 DLL is now gone. The code is now complet... moreThursday, Jul 16 by gmelnik
Enterprise Library 5.0: Architectural refactoring completeThe highest priority story in the EntLib5 backlog is ARC01: Architectural refactoring, which includes the use of a dependency injection container for wiring your EntLib objects instead of the one-off ObjectBuilder factories and DI container independe... moreThursday, Jun 25 by gmelnik
Video on what’s coming in EntLib 5.0In this channel9 video, Chris and I give a 10,000 ft view on what’s coming in EntLib5.0. For details, consult our product backlog.... moreThursday, Jun 25 by gmelnik
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