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Right Tool for the Right Job - Part 2
In the previous post I talked about running test in Resharper vs. TestDriven.NET This time I will compare Visual Studio .NET 2008 (VS) with TestDriven.NET (TD.NET) for another functionality - quick code execution for evaluation purposes. VS was shipped...

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Keeping Automated Builds DRY
This is not the first time I came back to automated builds and re-evaluate how they are done. This time, I wanted to capture several things at the same time: 1. Specifications and Integration tests have to reside within the same project with the SUT,...

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SP1 and Scott Guthrie
Ok, so I was really upset and spilled a bit more than probably should have to. ScottGu has picked my desperate yell from the blog and suggested a help (2nd time I believe - 1st one occurred when .NET 2.0 SP1 has broken our production web sites, wow, he...

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SP1
As you probably know, the all new and shiny SP1 for both .NET framework and VS.NET 2008 are out. So I waited a bit, saw that other developers are accepting it and installed it. Great, worked smooth. Till I dared to restart. After that VS.NET 2008 designer...

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Visual Studio Floating Windows and Keyboard Shortcuts
Update: Mark Capaldi has revealed a great VS.NET shortcut that does the work (Shift-ESC). Visual Studio floating windows are not playing nicely with keyboard shortcuts. If you only using a keyboard, and want to be able to navigate around without constantly...

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Don't Be A Slave Of Visual Studio & Don't Workship File System
Understanding what are you working on is the priority #1. If you not sure, then you don't know what are you working on. How do you keep several items linked logically while working on them - you try to keep something common between them. To be more particular...

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Life Without R#
I am not making any news by saying what was said before - R# folks were surprised as much as we were by so early release of VS.NET 2008. I wonder what was the reason to this early release and how soon as a result of that we will be rushing to download...

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Assembly Fun in ASP.NET
I used to be a big fan of Assembly (x86) in the past when doing graphics for the ancient 320x200x256 and later when lecturing about 80x86 to practical engineers. These days I don't do that anymore, but I think knowing the basics does make sense. This...

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ReSharper
Today I'm happy to be a team leader. The reason - I managed to convince the management to get ReSharper for all our developers. I'm more than convinced that developers will find it more than useful. The problem is where to send them to have the best and...

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Web.config gotcha
I haven't paid attention to the space in the namespace attribute value and had to spin my wills till found it: < pages maintainScrollPositionOnPostBack = " true " > < controls > < add tagPrefix = " Tempo " assembly = " Tempo.Web.3.0.1 ...

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