Making ASP.NET databinding via # work, without reflection

Alexander Gornik

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10 Dec 20063 min read

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Describes a way to design a custom type in a way, so ASP.NET data binding syntax (DataBinder) will work without using reflection.

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Alexander Gornik

Web Developer

Russian Federation

I was born, live and work at Moscow, Russia. Currently, Moscow Mathematical and Physical Institute undergraduate.

I've started working with ASP.NET / C# / MS SQL 2.5 years ago, back in 2004.

Now I work as a .NET (C#) lead developer, on a big social networking site back end team. I'm mostly focused on framework design topics, perfomance optimization and all the things involving deep .NET framework knowledge.

Making ASP.NET databinding via # work, without reflection

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