Archive for April, 2008
Sunday, April 20th, 2008
Daniel Cazzulino did a show and tell on Moq, a mock object framework that uses lambda expressions and fluent interfaces to try and improve the usually kludgy feel of creating mock objects. Scott Hanselman talks about some of the other approaches here. There really doesn't seem to be a completely ...
Tags: Coding, TDD
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Friday, April 18th, 2008
Some (not so) random surfing got me to this... How to get rid of the auto-generated #region for implemented interfaces - Daniel Cazzulino's Blog There's a setting in VS that allows you to turn off the #region generation when using VS's implement interface feature (ALT-SHIFT-F10). 99% of the time ...
Tags: C#, Coding, Visual Studio
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Thursday, April 17th, 2008
Patrick Smacchia dropped by p&p this afternoon to show off the latest version of his NDepend tool. The biggest change to the current release is a radically improved UI. It even has an Office style ribbon.There are lots of improvements elsewhere but Patrick said that the real focus has ...
Tags: Events, Static analysis
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Thursday, April 17th, 2008
As you may have noticed I've spent a fair amount of time play with continuous integration (CI) systems and using them to collect metrics with the long term goal of improving quality. The next question is what do you do with all that data? Well, we just finished a little ...
Tags: Continuous integration, Static analysis
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Tuesday, April 15th, 2008
I've been playing with Twitter for the last couple of weeks. All in all it's been pretty interesting. I've synced up with a few people I've not seen in a long time and learnt a few things along the way. I've also had to trawl through a lot of... crap.
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Tags: Social networks, Trivia, Twitter
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