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I wonder if anyone can point me towards a good online tutorial for Entity Framework (code first and database first). I'm interested in learning the theory as I've been using EF for some time now but realise I don't know all the ins and outs.
In my opinion the best ones are Pluralsight videos on Entity Framework. You ought to take a look at them. They are not free though.Hope it helps
This (http://entityframeworktutorial.net/default.aspx) covers the basics fairly well, but my suggestion would be to go the dead tree route and grab a copy of Julia Lerman's 'Programming Entity Framework (2nd ed)'
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I'm looking to find a page of coding standards for Zend Framework 2. The reference used to have a page for it in version 1.x of the framework, but I cannot seem to find it anymore.
Specifically, I'm trying to deliver table + field name documentation to another developer I will be working with who's primary responsibility will be database engineering and maintenance. He has never worked with the ZF.
ZF2 follows mainly PSR-2 coding standard (implies also PSR-1)
For rules not defined by PSR-2 then exists this article in the official page http://framework.zend.com/manual/2.0/en/ref/coding.standard.html
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I've already released several app-books for children and the number of books is quite big.
What I want to do is create a book-stand (like news stand in iOS) and get the book together.
I think there is no way to get my apps in one app(the book-stand...) so I'm trying to remake all my previous work(the app-books) and create new app(book stand).
However, each app-book has its own interactive objects so I have no idea how to do this.
Is there any good document or any tips for this?
Can your books be made via iBooks Author? How are they interactive? If you have to go down the custom store route, I would look at epub and HTML5.
Check out the Baker Framework or HPub. Also check out various interactive PDF SDKs out there.
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I've been trying to find a good tutorial on how to program randomized tile generation (2D). However it seems that i cannot find any proper tutorials on that.
Is there any books and/or websites with proper tutorials on how to program it and the math behind it?
I know this is not a programming question per se however it is programming related, so hopefully someone can help me out with a link or two.
A good introduction to random terrains
Very basic 2D terrain tutorial
And .this one i found a little more confusing, but it has a lot
of example code.
But remember if you use other people's code give them credit :) hope these help.
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More I'm going on with MongoID driver for MongoDB nosql models in my Rails apps, more I feel don't knowing so much about the full expressiveness, elasticity and powerness of its constructs.
Mongoid docs is one of the clearest, easy and usefull documentation around the blok, but still not enough to understand the implication in the deep.
Think for example at the design/performance/scalability/refactorability implication of using embedded one to many vs referenced one to many
I'm looking for source of examples and eventually online tutorials, articles and books to go deeper here.
Thanks in advance
luca
Design and scalability are more related to the database itself. I'm going through "MongoDb the definitive guide" book right now before jumping into mongoid to gain better understanding
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I am look for some Structure map Tutorials.
Does anyone know of any?
EDIT: All answers are appreciated but I was looking for something that is not on the first 2 pages of Google. I would have the sense to do that first.
Read http://structuremap.sourceforge.net/QuickStart.htm.
And from there you can find info of plenty of different usages.
Update 1: I had been using structuremap, and the info in there was just enough to get it going. Also note that I am biased for text formats, although I do listen/watch other formats from time to time. That said, here are some extra info on it that I have read/watched:
This web cast of the http://wekeroad.com/2008/06/03/mvcstore-part-13/ (as I watched the whole series) - this one got me into looking at structuremap
Blog Posts by chad myer on:
http://www.lostechies.com/blogs/chad_myers/archive/tags/StructureMap/default.aspx
This blog post on structuremap profiles http://devlicio.us/blogs/derik_whittaker/archive/2008/08/13/contextual-binding-with-structuremap-2-5.aspx
Some of the posts by jeremy miller on http://codebetter.com/blogs/jeremy.miller/archive/tags/StructureMap/default.aspx
The best examples I found are on DimeCasts