Ayende @ Rahien

Oren Eini aka Ayende Rahien CEO of Hibernating Rhinos LTD, which develops RavenDB, a NoSQL Open Source Document Database.

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RavenDB Workshops - Deep dive into practical use of Document Data Modeling

Dec 15 2009

My book is on Manning – deal of the day

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My book is on Manning’s Deal of the Day. DSLs in Boo: Domain Specific Languages in .NET – get the ebook for $10 by using this link.

The journey for the book is done, so it is the full deal and the final version that you’ll be getting.

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15 Dec 2009
08:57 AM

Dror Helper

Just bought it - thanks

I hope you'll find something to buy with the nickel you just made :)

15 Dec 2009
15:59 PM

Magesh

Juz bought it. Thanks.

15 Dec 2009
21:10 PM

joel hebert

Good read I got it for the full price and it is very good , the humour is also fun. Boo is a great language and Ayende a good puppeteer for the DSL's and boo

15 Dec 2009
21:21 PM

junior programmer

just bought it. thanks

15 Dec 2009
21:31 PM

junior programmer

it seems it only works with ebook. people have said with other promotions the code sometimes works also on ebook + print.

16 Dec 2009
03:05 AM

firefly

Bought it :)

16 Dec 2009
06:37 AM

junior programmer

One thing I don' like so far is the way you keep using your "3rd party libraries" like Rhino.DSL in all your examples. I thought book like DSL in Boo should be generic enough to avoid using 3rd part libraries, just like what you did in your NHibernate MSDN article.

16 Dec 2009
10:03 AM

Ayende Rahien

Junior,

You have to use something to manage DSL concerns (which are different from compiler concerns). Look at chapter 7, it will help explain things.

16 Dec 2009
13:01 PM

junior programmer

ok i will keep reading then.

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