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Cr-Documentor - A Cool DXCore Plug-in for Visual Studio
May be I am last person on the Earth, who discovered and started using this way too cool plug-in recently ….however, if you have not checked it out yet – probably you should do it now :).
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.Net Provider Pattern - Designing decoupled and extensible Component for .Net Application
Provider design pattern of .Net Framework 2.0 facilitates an approach to design components in a decoupled and extensible manner. Ron Howard mentioned-
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More on Unit Testing : TestContext
From empirical evidence, we know that improving code coverage by verifying all the boundary conditions, and ensuring quality of code-base significantly enhances maintainability and comprehensibility of complex software systems. Therefore, writing effective unit and integration tests has become one of the integral part in software development life cycle. In fact, development methodology such as TDD has been embraced rapidly due to these realized benefits. In today's post, we talk more about
TestContext
ofmstest
. In particular, we focus on its usage in devising effective unit tests. Before moving forward, we would like to outline the previous posts of the series regarding Unit Testing.What is TestContext?
TestContext
is an abstract class ofMicrosoft.VisualStudio.TestTools.UnitTesting
namespace. It exposed several properties related to the current context (i.e., current test run). In addition, it provides following supports: (read more) -
Passing Parameter to a Predicate in .Net2.0
In this post, we will see how to pass parameter to a method representing Predicate.
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TDD - In a Nutshell
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Why is Unit Testing so important?
Moved to http://adilakhter.wordpress.com/2008/04/18/why-is-unit-testing-so-important/
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Using Predicate & Action of .Net2.0
While I started developing software, I faced this situation over and over again where I had to iterate thorough the whole collection and perform some action on each of the element of the collection or filter elements depending on some logic. It was really annoying to write same for/foreach loop again and again.
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Designing Efficient Immutable .Net2.0 Objects
By definition immutable object is the object whose state can not be changed after it is created. That means, after creating the object, its publicly exposed members can not be changed from their initial assigned values. On the contrary, mutable objects are objects whose state can be changed at any point of time.
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Visual Studio2008 Themes
If you are also fond of changing the look and feel of Visual Studio using cools themes, here is some cool links for you -