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For questions about the implementation of the repository design pattern.
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A flexible unit-of-work + repository pattern
Searching on Stack Overflow and Google, I find many and many different implementation for Unit-of-Work/Repository patterns, but none of that really convinced me; each had some small defect that prevented … here
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At this point I created the basic interface of my generic repository containing all the operations that must be provided (if you want you can create generic repository for distinct divide the …
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