Some progress with FlyFetch

Felice Pollano — Tue, 11 Oct 2011 19:54:13 GMT

As I said in this post I' have been working on an helper library to encapsulate the extra work we should do in presenting big dataset to the user: limiting the resultset. I wrote a 5 minutes demo to show how the interface could appear reactive, based on NHibernate - Caliburn-and FlyFetch. This does not mean that Flyfetch depends on some way on these library, is just to have something to show very quickly. The present FlyFetch version is not bound to any presentation technology to ( even if RIA and WPF applications are probably the best candidates to use ). The application requires to have AdventureWorks to so since the prerequisite are not trivial I decided to grab a little video of the sample app running, just to show the reactivity we can achieve with FlyFetch.

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FlyFetch in a demo app

I managed to remove any proxy engine dependency ( I use an internal proxy factory to create a special custom proxy ), and I managed to have an MVVM friendly component since the pager works independently from the view.You are welcome to follow FlyFetch at this address, or simply fork your version here. As an update, I used flyfetch with success in production too :)

Felice Pollano Blog - FlyFetch

Some progress with FlyFetch