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MbUnit\Gallio 3.2
MbUnit\Gallio 3.2 was released today and includes many new features and fixes. The release notes can be found here , you can find the download here . Icarus Icarus continues to grow as feature rich GUI for running unit tests, this feature has added a...
Posted: Sep 22 2010, 09:15 PM by andrewstopford | with no comments
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Use Gallio with SharpDevelop
Matt Ward has a sample that shows how to write a plugin for Gallio that can then integrate with the SharpDevelop IDE.
Working with Legacy code #6 : Technical Debt
I'm going to write more about technical debt at a later date but it is a subject also worth covering at a legacy level. Legacy code has a high level of technical debt by it's very nature, in following the series so far the debt is being managed and repaid...
Gallio and VS2010
With the launch of VS2010 this week it seems like a good time to talk about some of the work that has been going on with Gallio to integrate with VS2010. This work will be a feature of the next release, no beta yet but you are welcome to try the nightly...
VS20 next, test frameworks and what you want to see?
VS2010 is right around the corner and thoughts now turn to the next version of VS. One thing I am seeking dear reader is how in the next version you would like to improve how VS interacts with test frameworks and tools, could that be made better and what...
Posted: Mar 23 2010, 11:53 PM by andrewstopford | with 5 comment(s)
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MSpec Boo DSL
While looking around for something to match EasyB a BDD framework built in Java\Groovy I came across this Boo based DSL for MSpec . Dynamic languages (the meta programming abilities in particular) make for a far easier english reading test than static...
BDD with SpecFlow
SpecFlow was a new one on me with a style of BDD that is a lot like Cucumber , more details in this post .
AndAnd.NET
Sean Foy talks about his implementation of AndAnd (following the example of Ruby's Object#AndAnd ) using first LINQ AST and then later Monads . The discussion around Monads I found quite interesting.
VS10 and multi monitors
A while back I asked about the ideal IDE and one thingf that came up was multi monitor support, it seems the cool cats in the VS10 team where listening and in beta 1 of VS10 they have added that support. Scott Gu has a post that shows it off , lets have...
Posted: Sep 04 2009, 10:07 PM by andrewstopford | with no comments
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VS10 Refactors
VS10 has added code refactoring support and I'm interested to learn a couple of things, would you find them useful (hopefully scotttgu will add VS10 refactoring to his series ), would you use them over R#, would you want the ability to create your own...
Posted: Sep 04 2009, 10:00 PM by andrewstopford | with 4 comment(s)
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