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Visual Studio Team Developer - Undocumented feature in Unit Testing

During my whirl-wind tour of Whidbey I am taking the ride using VSTD (there is a joke ther somewhere <STD>). Coming from NUnit / TDD.net and VS 2003, I was used to dealing with configuration through the configuration file myassembly.dll.config. Read More...
Posted Friday, April 29, 2005 12:25 PM by scottdensmore | 4 Comments

"You Big Dummy"

Why is it that I like to make things hard on myself? I was doing some refactoring a class method ["Introduce Parameter Object"] and decided that I would just change the signature, rename the method, blah blah blah in one shot, why not, I was already there. Read More...
Posted Thursday, January 06, 2005 11:04 AM by scottdensmore | 1 Comments

You Get What You Pay For

Brian Button was looking at some code today and saw this as a test... adRolesProvider = null; Assert.IsNull(adRolesProvider); Enough said. UPDATE: Just to be clear... Brian didn't write the test... just found it. Read More...
Posted Thursday, November 18, 2004 8:32 AM by scottdensmore | 6 Comments
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ReSharper .85 is out

.84 was a huge performance improvement. I am hoping that this will even be better. My question of the day… will I miss this in Whidbey? Read More...
Posted Wednesday, June 09, 2004 7:44 PM by scottdensmore | 2 Comments
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Resharper

I have been using Resharper for a while and until now I have stopped using it, but with version .83 I am very excited. Extract method is here… and it works. I am still a little upset with the loading of the solution and it seems to take a while Read More...
Posted Wednesday, June 02, 2004 2:58 PM by scottdensmore | 1 Comments
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Can I Get a Tester?

What makes a good tester? I have pondered this question for a while. I love testers because the make my code so much better, and I think they are extremely fascinating creatures J . In a current project that we are working on, we have invoked the power Read More...
Posted Tuesday, June 01, 2004 8:30 PM by scottdensmore | 2 Comments
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Why Singletons are Evil

While I did not write this, I totally agree with it. Brian Button is probably one of the most talented people I know, and I am sure he would love your feedback. 1) Singletons frequently are used to provide a global access point for some service. True, Read More...
Posted Tuesday, May 25, 2004 12:18 AM by scottdensmore | 44 Comments
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