My June Backlog - Developer Stuff

My June Backlog - Developer Stuff

RobCaron

4 Jul 2005 8:00 PM

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Matt Pietrek looks at the impact of the innovation tax ⊕
In his first technical post, Maxim Goldin looks at the Profiler Caller/Callee View ⊕
The new VSTS Quality Tools blog on running tests with code coverage ⊕
Michael Brisset dives into unit test generation ⊕
Erik Cutts illustrates source control integration with Class Designer ⊕
Jim Newkirk talks about his NUnit to Team System migration tool ⊕
Bruce McLeod looks at why TDD means more than writing unit test first ⊕
Roy Osherove on the need for mock objects ⊕
Dave McKinstry on creating performance sessions from unit tests ⊕
Ian Huff is int the running for Most Prolific Team System Blogger for June:
- Beta2 - Profiling a unit test in progress ⊕
- Ian’s top eight things about working at Microsoft ⊕
- The Profiling Team’s Greatest Hits: Volume One ⊕
- A few more hits ⊕
- Profiling a Unit Test ⊕
- Recurring Public Chats ⊕
- Getting version and company information in an interop DLL created with tlbimp ⊕
patterns & practices has started a Security Wiki on Channel 9 ⊕
Sahil Malik lists some common programmer diseases ⊕
Raymond Lewallen shares his list of resources for XP, TDD, Agile & refactoring ⊕
Rico Mariani has a great parody that describes the mission of a performance pro ⊕
If you’re attending Microsoft Meltdown 2005, both Steve Carroll ⊕ & Eric Lee are presenting.
William Sheldon has an article on Team Edition for Developers (TED) ⊕

Comments

Rob Caron's Blog

4 Jul 2005 8:26 PM

If you only subscribe to my New Team System Stuff posts, you may have wondered why I haven’t posted anything...
Rob Caron's Blog

4 Jul 2005 8:28 PM

If you only subscribe to my New Team System Stuff posts, you may have wondered why I haven’t posted anything...
Rob Caron's Blog

4 Jul 2005 10:47 PM

If you only subscribe to my New Team System Stuff posts, you may have wondered why I haven’t posted anything...
Christopher Steen

5 Jul 2005 11:11 PM

Link Listing - July 5, 2005
Christopher Steen - Learning .NET

5 Jul 2005 11:17 PM

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