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Using DataAnnotations with Entity Framework 4 Entities for a More Dynamic MVC Model - Ryan Hayes I’ve been working with MVC3 and Razor lately. It’s been absolutely great. I’ve not used MVC to build a production app until now, and it’s been killer fast building things out quickly. Previously, I...

Ryan Hayes - Ryan Hayes Hey, I’m Ryan. I help Fortune 500 companies build startups and developers build communities that last. Get instant free access to my bi-weekly newsletter where I share my best tips about startups, per...

NServiceBus: Could not enumerate all types - Ryan Hayes I’ve recently started using NServiceBus for the first time in a long time. The initial setup was great, but once I started integrating it into a really large, complex, existing app, it took a bit of ...