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I tried lots of Google time to find the answer to this and failed (my google searching may also suck :) so in trying to tie a Where and GroupBy together in a Linq query I used the following. var values = from p in tbl_data where p.some_other_value ==...
If you have not already done so, check out Jeff's post on changes to make TestFixture optional . As Jeff notes, Jim and Brad took this line in XUnit and after consultation it was decided for MbUnit to support this. Note, it's optional so your existing...
Jeff announced the release of Gallio alpha 3 yesterday , my time constriants at the moment meant I missed blogging Alpha 2 back in March but that release was a massive release in terms of features and the work that Jeff, Julian, Graham, Mark, Ben and...
You may recall ScottGu's post about the new feature in latest drop of the MS MVC framework that allows you to pick your unit test framework of choice. With Mix08 now wrapped up and the framework released I can show you what the MbUnit templates look like...
Back in 2006 I wrote about the co\contra variance generics support in .NET , fast foward to today and with the last few .NET releases not effecting the CLR this is still missing. I have high hopes the next version will bring some changes to the CLR and...
I have been watching the development of IronLisp, a Lisp compiler for the DLR for a while now . A little while ago it was released onto codeplex and more recently the project was dropped and reformed as IronScheme (Scheme being a Lisp variant). Great...
With Darceys arrivial this month I've not really being pay much attention to the various announcements. However I went over ScottGu's MVC framework announcement again and something caught my eye. Starting with this next preview, we are also going to make...
I'd like to introduce one the newest members of the weblogs family and already blogging it up a storm, Kirsty Busfield . Lady developers in our industry are very sadly a rare thing and those I have met have been dedicated and hardworking professionals...
Ian has a good post on Java developers moving to the Scala language rather than Ruby and asks.... Maybe it is possible that rather than focusing on changes to C# the C# team should pick up on the goals of Scala, to incorporate functional language features...
As I mentioned in my last post I did'nt have an internet connection for most of the day so did'nt get a chance to write up yesterdays AgileNorth 2007 conference where I was speaking on MbUnit . I did manage to write up my thoughts on my way home and here...
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