Week ago i started a series of blog posts about coding standards and best practices and i will be posting those post between my personal and Integrant blogs, as one of the most things i love about Integrant is that all the developers are concerned about using coding standards and best practices and approaches, As best practices and coding standards works like a contract between the developers to ensure maintainability, readability, performance and usability, for example I’m writing a piece of ... [More]

You are building an application in C#. You need a class that has only one instance, and you need to provide a global point of access to the instance. You want to be sure that your solution is efficient and that it takes advantage of the Microsoft .NET common language runtime features. You may also want to make sure that your solution is thread safe. Multithreaded Singleton Static initialization is suitable for most situations. When your application must delay the instantiation, use a non-defa... [More]

I decided to start a series of posts about coding standards and best practices, the point is, why do we need to keep our eyes open on coding standards and best practices approaches, because simply coding is about maintainability, so following up this standers and practices will really add a real value to our code. Year ago i was working DashSoft and our CEO Remon Zakaria and he told me one of the most major thing that makes you judge someone’s code is have strings inside the code, I’m talking a... [More]

MS announced the release of Microsoft Visual Studio Scrum 1.0, a new process template for Team Foundation Server 2010.  The template can be downloaded from the Visual Studio Gallery or through the Visual Studio Extension Manager.  This new template is the first new process template introduced by Microsoft since the MSF Agile and MSF CMMI templates first shipped with Team Foundation Server 2005. Microsoft Visual Studio Scrum 1.0 defines the following artifacts for new team projects c... [More]

Hey guys my friend mina just finished implementing new ASP.net Ribbon Control , its really amazing and cool, and it make the life so easy, Really Can’t wait to see the final release, I have to admit that is a very great effort :) Get it from here http://ribbonasp.codeplex.com/   enjoy !

Many time i stucked with business requirements which says we need to send multiple parameters to database, so the first thing came to my head is to send a comma separated parameter and send this parameter to a t-sql tabler function and query on the values that come out from this function which was tooooooooooooo slowwwwwwwww while ago i had this conversation with one of my colleges and he proposed X-Path which i tried it, and it was more slow and very pad performance, and another one suggested ... [More]

I officially joined Integrant Inc 16th of May, and I was so excited to the extend they asked me to travel to Jordan Office J it was nice the people here are so kind, cooperative and very professional, I started making friends by playing tennis table with one of the mates he was good and beat my ass but I will train hard to beat his J. Really so excited with the new work, and hopefully I can add a value to them,

Telerik first official release of the Data Services Wizard, but with more many new features, After Telerik release of OpenAccess ORM Q1 2010 , there were many issues come out  with DSW, due great changes to the core of the ORM, having a new feature of Domain Model, and changes in the assembly names made it impossible to work with DSW of the new version of OpenAccess, So Telerik OpenAccess DSW team, fixed this add the proper enhancement and enable the wizard to work with the new Domain Mo... [More]

This video simply demonstrates how to use Telerik OpenAccess Data Services wizard to generate WCF endpoints WCF service Telerik Data Services Wizard Beta1-WCF from Stephen Forte on Vimeo.

this video simply demonstrate how to use Telerik OpenAccess Data Services wizard to generate Astoria 1 Service Telerik Data Service Wizard Beta1-Astoria from Stephen Forte on Vimeo.