I\'ve been spending about an hour searching for a concensus on something I\'m trying to accomplish, but have yet to find anything conclusive in a particular direction.
AutoMapper is great, saves a lot of time, but when I started looking at the performance of my application AutoMapper is responsible for performance loss.
I am iterating over the properties of various mapped tables in my code and need to know whether or not each property is lazy loaded. I have found that the instance variable used for storage, denoted b
What is the proper way to implement a getter method for a lazily-initialized member variable and maintain const-correctness? That is, I would like to have my getter method be const, because after the
I have a document generator which contains queries for about 200 items a开发者_StackOverflowt the moment but will likely be upwards of 500 when complete. I\'ve recently noticed that some of the mappin
I\'m trying to lazy load javascripts, but I can\'t get it to work reliably. My pages load quite quickly and I want to keep it that way, so I\'m not about to use a timeout to delay the loading. Besides
after reading the responses I have rewritten my question. Let\'s say I have a theoretical php application that uses objects that do different things.
I\'ve been asked to show the results of an image d/b query as a coverflow-y type horizontal scrolling gallery of thumbnails (256px long-side,c. 25kb each). If a library is needed (likely), I\'ll use j
I am working on an old database, that i do not want to touch or modify in any way if possible. I want to build a new application that uses it\'s data but the database has no actual relations despite h
I have the following DB structure (simplified version): Comments - CommentId, UserId Users - UserId UserDetails - UserId, Address, Phone, etc.