Testing Asynchronous Logic(www.bryancook.net)

submitted by bbcook(335) 1 year, 1 month ago

Great article that demonstrates a refactor-friendly utility for testing objects that raise events. read more...

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Twelve Days of Code - Solution Setup(bryancook.net)

submitted by marchy(25) 2 years, 4 months ago

solution setup caveats for a .NET project read more...

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Visual Studio Keyboard Katas (bryancook.net)

submitted by bbcook(335) 2 years, 5 months ago

Keyboard shortcuts in Visual Studio can make you a more productive developer. This article provides a small exercise you can incorporate into your daily routine to help memorize shortcuts. read more...

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Testing NUnit Addins from within NUnit(bryancook.net)

submitted by bbcook(335) 2 years, 8 months ago

Bryan walks through an interesting technique to test nunit addins. read more...

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Creating a better Wrapper using AOP(stupiddumbguy.blogspot.com)

submitted by bbcook(335) 3 years, 3 months ago

If you've ever had to adapt third-party objects to your object model, here's a technique that you can use to skip the grunt work of building those wrapper classes. read more...

1 comment |category: Architecture |Views: 351

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How to improve testability of web applications(gojko.net)

submitted by gojko(1115) 3 years, 3 months ago

Last week I participated in the first Openspace Coding Days in London. The event was organised as a series of ad-hoc coding workshops, and I really enjoyed it. I participated in a very interesting workshop on improving testability of web UIs, that later focused particularly on Microsoft’s new ASP.NET MVC framework. Here are a couple of conclusions we came to: read more...

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Configure log4net for Excel or LogParser friendly output(stupiddumbguy.blogspot.com)

submitted by bbcook(335) 3 years, 6 months ago

log4net is a great logging framework, but parsing the output using standard tools can be difficult. This handy article shows you a few tweaks you can make to your configuration so that your output can be read by most tools. read more...

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SQL Server - Restore a database backup via the command line(blog.lavablast.com)

submitted by EtienneTremblay(5008) 3 years, 7 months ago

This article presents how an SQL Server 2005 database can be restored from the command line with one quick batch file. Ex: restore.bat LavaBlast read more...

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Legacy Projects: Test the User Interface with Selenium or WatiN(stupiddumbguy.blogspot.com)

submitted by bbcook(335) 3 years, 10 months ago

Got a legacy project with no unit tests? Baffled where to start? This is third in a series of posts that walk you through applying testing strategies to existing code. read more...

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Create Custom NUnit Categories(stupiddumbguy.blogspot.com)

submitted by bbcook(335) 3 years, 11 months ago

Great walk through on how to use NUnit Categories for your project, as well as how to declare your category attributes. Source code and compiled release available for your projects, too. read more...

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Test Driven Development Naming Conventions and Guidelines(stupiddumbguy.blogspot.com)

submitted by bbcook(335) 3 years, 11 months ago

New TDD and experienced TDD developers will find this list of naming conventions and guidelines useful. read more...

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Test Driven Development Tips: Getting Value out of Code Coverage(stupiddumbguy.blogspot.com)

submitted by bbcook(335) 4 years ago

Lies, True lies and Statistics -- Coverage tools can be misleading. So how does an organization benefit from having them? Bryan provides some great field notes on do's and don'ts for code coverage, including how tests can ruin coverage. read more...

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