Pure Git Implementation: Pure Git with Convention over Git It uses pure Git techniques. This one is more academic but fully working. Has some limitations. Has the smallest amount of implementation dependencies. *nix & Windows ready. Stateless Analysis Implementation: git-sync The best approach. But it has more implementation dependencies: gawk, modern bash. *nix & Windows ready. Stateful Analysis It depends on collected information about Git refs. It has a wider set of conflict solving tools. Predecessor of all other approaches. Requires a modern software language, an IDE and good programming practices. Implicit Renaming of Refs My beloved. Belongs to the Stateless Analysis. It implies convenient manual conflict solving on the run. It is kinda Git inside the Git with an additional degree of external references.
My modest projects. Formatted Input MVVM Workflow Close the ChildWindow by its Overlay MathNullable The Prism architecture lack for the Interactions! WcfContext - The Custom WCF Context State Pattern Implementation WorkflowCode - Workflow in a Code framework WPF application Single Instance in one line of code for usage
It's implemented by the DynamicObject from .NET Framework. Just an straightforward example in the MSDN - DynamicObject Class . Wow! But also we have the ExpandoObject . Some tip from MSDN The ExpandoObject class is an implementation of the dynamic object concept that enables getting, setting, and invoking members. If you want to define types that have their own dynamic dispatch semantics, use the DynamicObject class. If you want to define how dynamic objects participate in the interoperability protocol and manage DLR fast dynamic dispatch caching, create your own implementation of the IDynamicMetaObjectProvider interface. dynamic sampleObject = new ExpandoObject(); sampleObject.test = "Dynamic Property" ; // Create a new event and initialize it with null. sampleObject.sampleEvent = null ; // Add an event handler. sampleObject.sampleEvent += new EventHandler(SampleHandler); Main features: Dynamic properties and meth...
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