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March 2007 - Posts

Design as If Testing Matters

To continue with the string of unit testing and Example Driven Design posts, here is another one: Gordon Weakliem has a post about designing APIs with testing in mind , which links to a James Robertson post on API Design as if Unit Testing Mattered .

Unit Testing Rules

One of the internal Microsoft discussion lists on unit testing and EDD (TDD) had a thread where a person new to unit testing asked a couple of really good questions. In response, someone posted a link to an intersting post by Michael Feathers on A Set

Unit Testing will be in Visual Studio Pro

It was publically announced today on Naysawn Naderi's blog that Unit Testing will be in the Pro SKU of the next version of Visual Studio . This is fantastic news that I am very excited to share.

Creating a List of Examples (a.k.a. a Test List)

Brian has a great post on how to get an EDD (Example Driven Design) coding session started with a list of examples . Of course, Brian uses the terms "TDD" and "Creating a Test List", but the idea is the same. [Author's Note: Because TDD (Test Driven Design)

Web Application Project Guidance Package using Sub-Projects

Earlier today, I posted to the WCSF CodePlex Community Site a new code-only guidance package, Web Application Project Guidance Package using Sub-Projects . This guidance package uses the concept of sub-projects outlined on the Web Development Tools Team

CodePlex Source Control Client

The CodePlex team has announced the CodePlex Source Control Client on their blog today. There is a beta, which I recommend you download if you use CodePlex for source control. I have known about this effort for a while, and was approached as an internal
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Using the WCSF with existing web site projects

Note: This is a parallel post to Using the WCSF with existing web application projects . It will cover the same topics, with (almost) the same introduction and purpose for the other type of web project in Visual Studio 2005. We have what I would call

What have we been doing with the Smart Client Software Factory Update?

Juan Arguello , one of the guys on the SCSF team, has been keeping track of what we have been working on. His post, Smart Client Guidance development , shares the details with everyone. Enjoy

Announcing: Web Client Software Factory Webcast

Through a few, lucky quirks of fate, Blaine Wastell and I get to do an MSDN webcast about the Web Client Software Factory on Wednesday, March 21 at 10:00AM PST. I'm looking forward to it. If you are interested in an overview of the factory, a few demos,

Questions for the Smart Client Software Factory Community

Right now, as a lot of you know, the Client Program team and I are working on an update to the Smart Client Software Factory. In working on this update, we have been trying to listen to the community for what will be in the update. Here is the current

Adopting the Web Client Software Factory in existing Web applications

Mariano has a post with a few great tips about Adopting the Web Client Software Factory in existing Web applications . This is a great follow on to my post yesterday about Using the WCSF with an existing Web Application Project .

Using the WCSF with an existing Web Application Project

We have what I would call a great offering in the Web Client Software Factory. However, all of the guidance to date has been around using the WCSF in a green-field scenario, where you can start fresh. I know that in the real world, this is not often the

Web Client Software Factory Fix for Add View with Presenter Recipe

The team was finally able to find a fix for this sporadic issue: occasionally the Add View with Presenter recipe would throw a ValueProviderException. This was apparently due to having two versions of the same DLLs loaded in memory at the same time. The

Blog Spam is taking a toll

When I started this blog, I ensured that folks could post comments in response to my thoughts and ideas. However, I did set it up so that any un-authenticated user's comments needed to be screened before they became visible. In recent weeks, I have become
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Send Instant Messages and Send Money to Charity

I'm usually not one for talking about socail issues and charity, even though I do take advantage of Microsoft's donation matching program, but this was too good of an idea not to talk about. There is a program that recently launched: i'm Making a Difference
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