Cloud Foundry: Design and Architecture
Derek Collison discusses the goals, the design premises and patterns employed in creating the architecture of Cloud Foundry, VMware’s open source PaaS, unveiling internal architectural details.
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Posted by Roopesh Shenoy on May 18, 2011
Spring.NET, the .NET counterpart of Spring Framework for Java, has recently got several new features through CodeConfig and a new Visual Studio extension meant for content-assist. Basic Spring.NET packages are also now distributed via NuGet, making it much easier for developers to manage dependencies when using them in their projects.
New Features in CodeConfig -
The new Visual Studio 2010 add-in brings following capabilities that that makes editing Spring XML configuration files easier -
The following packages are now available as downloads via NuGet along with their corresponding DEBUG packages.
The team promises that other other high-level components will be following soon. The existing mechanism of distributing the complete download will also continue.
Spring.NET is an application framework for .NET which simplifies Dependency Injection. It also provides various context specific components like the Spring Web Framework, Data Access Framework and Data Validation Framework that can form the building blocks for a .NET application.
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The "Visual Studio extension" link points to the Spring.NET REST Client Framework (spring-net-rest) and not to the VS2010 extension which is :
github.com/SpringSource/spring-net-vsnet
Thanks guys!
Sorry about that and Thanks. I have fixed it.
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