I took this picture about a year and a half ago on my phone, while visiting a client. I then email it to myself. I don't think that it arrived, and I forgot about this.
This has just landed in my mailbox. It says, in Hebrew: "Mommy said that you can't put collections in the session on Hibernate will beat you up".
I don't ever own the phone this picture was taken on. How the hell did it arrive?
Here is the next slide in my presentation.
Code quality is a hard metric, it can be backed up by numbers, if you need to. Fairly often, it is measured by gut feeling and "this is a mess".
One interesting problem with code quality is that you generally don't have a good way to measure the maintainability of a particular solution, regardless of its current code quality.
Guys, gals and its. I am overjoyed to tell you that NHibernate 2.0 has been released.
You can get it directly from the download page.
I would like to thank to the NHibernate project lead, Fabio Maulo, for doing such an awesome amount of work, and getting this out.
Thanks, Fabio.
I am not going to list all the features, suffice to say that we are now in a comparable position to Hibernate 3.2.
Have fun!
This is part of a presentation that I am preparing:
What do you think about that?
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