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Recently I had to update our domain model and it required some NHibernate profiling. I have installed trial version of NHibernate Profiler, and it rocked. The fact that it was not only able to show what was going on, but also give suggestions how to improve NHibernate usage just rocked (unlimited records returned).

Our projects are deployed with MSIs. Each MSI file is appended with the product version number (regular staff – major, minor, build number, revision number).

Update 2009-09-11: I was playing with the sample provided in two comments, and has run into issue with chunking binding. See thread: http://code.msdn.microsoft.com/msmqpluswcf/Thread/View.aspx?ThreadId=2265

Related to the recent post comments – this is the *REAL* thing :D

I was working on some code today, when run into a pitfall with Moq. This was probably my misreading of documentation.

According to the wikipedia definition, best practice is

Criteria involving multiple ORs and ANDs can quickly become ugly. David showed how some of our code became more readable by using a feature to join multiple ICriterion-s instead of using Restrictions class (as well as how to quickly leverage expressions to get away from using property names, and allow better refactoring by replacing strings with compile-able code).

I ran into a problem once in a QA environment, and it was unpleasant to handle. Amr ElGarhy has showed a way “baked into” .NET how to overcome issues similar to the one I had – write emails straight into file system. Solutions is elegant and done through configuration file.