Projects

Castle

Castle aspires to simplify the development of enterprise and web applications. Offering a set of tools (working together or independently) and integration with other open source projects, Castle helps you get more done with less code.

n2cms

N2 is an open source content management system based on ASP.NET version 2.0 (or more). Web content editors can enjoy a simple and enpowering web interface while developers will benefit from a programmer friendly API that makes building web sites quick and fun. N2 CMS home page: http://n2cms.com ... [More] Download: http://www.codeplex.com/n2/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx [Less]

Take.io Essentials

The TakeIo.Essentials is a RESTful framework for ASP.NET MVC 3. TakeIo.Essentials supports Sinatra-like (from Ruby) routes, implements OPTIONS and HEAD methods in a reasonable way, adds syntax-sugar methods for returning OpenSocial (JSON/XML) single items and collections, decouples routing from ... [More] controllers (you can specify them in Web.config), implements user-friendly exception handlers, and some other goodies. [Less]

winecellarmanager

UPDATE: 11/11/2008 I added a ExtJs grid to the sample. Read more about it here: http://bartreyserhove.blogspot.com/2008/11/using-extjs-grid-in-your-aspnet-mvc.html UPDATE 2/11/2008: I am converting this sample to a ASP.NET MVC version. This first version is committed to source control. You can ... [More] read more about it here: http://bartreyserhove.blogspot.com/2008/11/aspnet-mvc-and-rhino-tools-sample.html Have fun! This project contains a basic wine cellar management web application entirely based on Castle Monorail and Castle ActiveRecord. It can serve as a learning experience for the newcomers to the Castle Project. v1.2 has been released 14/02/2008: v1.3 released. Release notes: http://bartreyserhove.blogspot.com/2008/02/change-log-for-winecellarmanager.html 29/04/2008: Some resource files did not make it into SVN. Should be fixed now! Bart [Less]

suvius-flamingo

This is a sample application I use in presentations about MVC. I demonstrates basic use of MVC along with NHibernate, Castle Windsor, and MvcContrib The application is a simple music database. There is a controller action to traverse a folder of your choosing to extract the metadata of your music ... [More] files into a database. Then the application provides some controller actions for searching the metadata. [Less]

baalprojects

Core library for projects using elements of CastleProject such as WindsorContainer, ActiveRecord o Monorail. Contains a generator project that allow to improve TDD with less efforts: it generates model and repositories, and actualize the database. It uses the plugin ActiveWriter to edit the model. ... [More] I added a SQL query builder to generate query strings using objects. This kind of project should be a bullshit nowadays with great tools as NHibernate, ActiveRecord and others, but because of some technical restrictions I must perform some technological steps back and implement this framework to avoid hardcoding the queries. [Less]

zambezi

This is a demo project to help me learn castle's technologies.

castlesample

Sample code to use castle to create distributed application with C# and .Net. Use Castle component include Windsor, ActiveRecord.

sentient

Sentient is a web application framework written in c#. It is intended to use what we believe are the current best practices in .net web application architecture. It is based on a Domain Driven Design architecture, and is set up to allow pain free Test Driven Development. It utilises: MVC - ... [More] Asp.Net MVC IoC - Castle Windsor ORM - NHibernate Automated build - NAnt Usage: > sentient MyCoolAppWill create a self contained tree which can immediately be built via nant: MyCoolApp +- lib +- src +- MyCoolApp.Domain +- MyCoolApp.Domain.Tests +- MyCoolApp.Nant.Tasks +- MyCoolApp.Nant.Tasks.Tests +- MyCoolApp.Web +- MyCoolApp.Web.Tests +- tools +- NUnit [Less]

sneal

Various development tools and libraries are kept here that I make available for public consumption and comment. For the most part this is just a code playground, and if I actually create something useful all the better.