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22 days, 10 hours ago trycatchfail.com — A thorough rundown of the various assertions that NUnit provides, complete with code examples of how to use them. read more...
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1 month, 4 days ago trycatchfail.com — If you work as part of a team, here are a few things that will help reduce headaches, improve productivity, and generally just make the act of developing software more streamlined and enjoyable. read more...
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1 month, 14 days ago trycatchfail.com — The parallel extensions for .NET make it easy to parallelize your code. Even calculating aggregate values can be easily parallelized. read more...
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2 months, 9 days ago trycatchfail.com — Did you know that you can easily convert many Java APIs to native .NET assemblies? Well, you can! read more...
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2 months, 10 days ago trycatchfail.com — ActiveRecord can greatly simplify the headache that is data access code, but it isn't without it's pain points. This post examines two problems you may run into. read more...
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2 months, 13 days ago trycatchfail.com — Iterating through the items in a tree can be a chore, but thanks to the yield return statement, it is quite easy to build an IEnumerator for a tree-type data structure in .NET 2.0+. read more...
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2 months, 25 days ago trycatchfail.com — An HtmlHelper extension method that renders a collapsible gridview (which I now call a GridTreeView) using the MVCContrib Grid HtmlHelper extension and the jQuery ActsAsTreeTable plug-in. read more...
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3 months, 13 days ago trycatchfail.com — If you are stuck supporting multiple versions of your application, here's some handy information to help you encapsulate the differences and simplify updates. read more...
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3 months, 28 days ago trycatchfail.com — Peer reviews seem to be a source of seething hatred for many developers. I can sort of understand why (no one likes rocks being pitched at something they created), but they can actually be very beneficial if done correctly. This post will lay out the case for doing peer reviews as well as an approach to performing reviews that I happen to like. read more...
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4 months, 9 days ago trycatchfail.com — Introducing Dragon Management, the best way to insure that a software project will succeed and make you rich. Trogdor Approved! read more...
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4 months, 13 days ago trycatchfail.com — Testing is important. If you make a code change, be VERY sure you test it. If you absolutely positively can't write a unit test for it, be sure you do very, very thorough manual testing. Don't just fire-and-commit and assume it all works, because it probably doesn't. As far as I'm concerned, if you can't prove that it works, it doesn't work, end of story. read more...
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4 months, 16 days ago trycatchfail.com — The third part in the series about how you, too, can successfully captain your software development ship and crash it into an iceberg, killing everyone on board! read more...
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4 months, 18 days ago trycatchfail.com — A quick snippet for initializing arrays of objects in a single line of code, no for loops! read more...
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4 months, 18 days ago trycatchfail.com — I have created a base test fixture and a simple utility class that keeps my real NUnit test fixtures very simple and free of ActiveRecord initialize and cleanup code, and it uses an in-memory database so there's no dependency on an external database. read more...
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4 months, 19 days ago trycatchfail.com — I'm a huge fan of ActiveRecord (and of all things Castle), but I like the fact that LINQ makes it very easy to do ad-hoc queries with a compile-time safety net. If you follow the steps below, you can build your own LINQ provider for ActiveRecord and get the syntactical sugar of language-integrated query with the simplicity of ActiveRecord. read more...
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