Asbjørn Ulsberg
Asbjørn Ulsberg
Thanks for making this great command! I've installed the `ruby` formula and `whence` is unable to find it: ```sh $ brew whence ruby Error: ruby: no such file in any...
[Falcor](https://netflix.github.io/falcor/) is Netflix' query library, similar to Facebook's GraphQL (see #105). We should investigate whether it is possible to support it on the server, so the client side can use...
[GraphQL](http://graphql.org/) is a general purpose JavaScript library for doing complex queries in the client, almost like Pomona's OData-like Query implementation. We should investigate whether supporting it is even possible, if...
This is #122 pull-requested against `future` instead of `develop`.
Since the construction of a `PomonaHttpQueryTransformer` is currently a bit difficult, I've created an extension method on `IPomonaSession` that constructs it, so it can more easily be used anywhere you...
When configuring the plural name of a type with: ```c# Pomona.FluentMapping.ITypeMappingConfigurator.WithPluralName(string pluralName); ``` It accepts names containing special characters such as `-`. The client `.dll` will be happily created, but...
Currently, the `RestClient`'s constructor looks like this: ```csharp public RestClient(string obj0, IWebClient obj1) ``` Since the `RestClient` class inherits the `ClientBase` with the following constructor: ```csharp protected ClientBase(string uri, IWebClient...
When generating the client, it's now possible to bundle up `Pomona.Common` as a library within the `.nupkg` or inline `Pomona.Common.*` into the `.dll`. Both of these methods have issues. 1....
As there are various frameworks in existence that does similar things to Pomona, it would be nice if they were mentioned in the documentation somehow, somewhere. [Katharsis](http://katharsis.io/), which is a...
[CacheCow](https://github.com/aliostad/CacheCow) is a neat implementation of an invisible HTTP caching layer on top of WebApi and HttpClient. Pomona should integrate with CacheCow or implement something similar.