Marcin Budny 's blog: Typed Expand() for Linq to NHiberante

link -> Marcin Budny 's blog: Typed Expand() for Linq to NHiberante

eager fetching for linq to nhibernate

TargetProcess Day by Day | Agile Development On Real Project: Entity Life-Cycle in NHibernate: IInterceptor Interface

link -> TargetProcess Day by Day | Agile Development On Real Project: Entity Life-Cycle in NHibernate: IInterceptor Interface

good explanation of nhibernate lifecycle

Yesterday's news | NHibernate parameter sizes controversy: happy ending

link -> Yesterday's news | NHibernate parameter sizes controversy: happy ending

The HornGet Project: Bringing "apt-get install" to .NET Projects - Billy McCafferty - Devlicio.us - Just the Tasty Bits

link -> The HornGet Project: Bringing "apt-get install" to .NET Projects - Billy McCafferty - Devlicio.us - Just the Tasty Bits

Agile .NET ALT.NET

this sounds really cool, allows you to download/install all nhibernate dependencies in one command

I Am Not Myself - Vacation of Fluent NHibernate: Monday ClassMaps

link -> I Am Not Myself - Vacation of Fluent NHibernate: Monday ClassMaps

Scrumming out unit tested sprints on the agile tip.

I watched this one tonight. It was pretty good. Mentioned an import statement that I had never heard of.

The Bourne Framework – A High Level Introduction

link -> The Bourne Framework – A High Level Introduction

Weird. I am going to watch this one to see what happens

James Gregory - Fluent NHibernate: Mapping private and protected properties

link -> James Gregory - Fluent NHibernate: Mapping private and protected properties

Derek says:: Implicit polymorphism and lazy collections in NHibernate

link -> Derek says:: Implicit polymorphism and lazy collections in NHibernate

MSBuild Task Reference

link -> MSBuild Task Reference

List of tasks you can use in MSBuild like Copy, AspNetCompiler, MSBuild, etc ...

Brennan’s Blog » Blog Archive » MSBuild: Basics (1 of 7)

link -> Brennan’s Blog » Blog Archive » MSBuild: Basics (1 of 7)

I have spent a good deal of time with MSBuild scripts the past couple of years as I have worked on various projects. As I have attempted to make these scripts bend to my wishes I have gradually improved the sample MSBuild script I carry along to each new project. In this series I will cover various ways to use MSBuild and include some tips on what you can do to make your scripts work better for you.