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If you are into trance music, check armadamusic out.

This is a good joke. As always, in every joke, there’s a lot of truth.

The question came from my son… and he was right. There’s something wrong with it.

As a part of the build script I tend to generate AssemblyInfo.cs in order to inject assembly information dynamically, such as version, name, etc. One gotcha I ran into lately, is when you have internals that are testable and need to generate that information from NAnt as well.

Each time we use NHibernate, we have to share production and semi-production code for NHibernate SessionFactory. Production code is the portion that is actually responsible to generate the SessionFactory on startup. Semi-production code, is the code that generates SessionFactory for purpose of schema extraction (SQL statements we use to generate DB). This time around, the smell had to be removed. Having identical code duplicated not only risky, but also becomes intolerable once it grows beyond a single line. This is our new SessionBuilder, that leverages the same code to generate SessionFactory for run-time purpose and schema generation at “design” time.

We got two good developers applied and accepted to the company from what it looks through my blog. I have posted about 2 weeks ago that we are looking for developers. This is great! We need more people. Same call is still active.

I like the idea of being able to copy something and paste it on the net. It’s handy, no registration is required, and it’s temporary, just as clipboard supposed to be.