October 2005 - Posts
NUnit is the most popular unit tests framework for .Net. The new VSTS has a chance to replace NUnit in corporate environments, however there are some minor issues you must know before take a decission…
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One test is better that thousand words... [TestFixture] public class XmlDataDemo { [Test] public void LoadDataSet() { EmployeeDataSet ds = new EmployeeDataSet(); ds.ReadXml(@".\..\..\Employee.xml"); Assert.AreEqual(1,ds.employee.Rows.Count); } [Test]
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Honeslty, MSProject it's not my favorite tool to track software development projects (or at least the kind of projects where I use to work). I agree Mr Spolsky about his opinion of the product, and I prefer Excel, and Shared lists to track project information.
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Do the simplest thing that could possibly work Do the simplest thing that could possibly work Do the simplest thing that could possibly work It looks evident for every people, but we (developers) are different. We don’t like to write simple programs.
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Every dev has it's own tool collection, Scott offers a nice categorized selection with more than 100 tools. Scott Hanselmans 2005 Ultimate Developer And Power Users ToolList From this list I have discovered new ones I would like to recommend: Notepad2
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Does everybody agree about the " Principles Of Object Oriented Design " ? from: http://butunclebob.com/ArticleS.UncleBob.PrinciplesOfObjectOrientedDesign "… The first five principles are principles of class design. They are: SRP The Single Responsibility
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