Jeremy Miller has some sound advice and an interesting read on the order of code construction (a nice "Where should I start building my project, and how do I continue to implement the various pieces of the infrastructure" piece) "it’s easier to make a change by going around a framework or drilling exception...

I will be giving two talks at the upcoming .NET Architects user group this month (December 24). More info here . The talks I will be giving(Guitar is still in question...): Part I: Introduction to Agile Methodologies and Concepts Ever knew on your first day on the project that you're going to miss the...

If you don't know what FxCop is, go look . You'll like it. In response to my release of FxCopUnit which allows an easier experience testing out FxCop custom rules, David Kean of the FxCop blog posted his thoughts on the matter . I highly respect the folks doing this work, this is a very powerful tool...

I think it's time that Object Oriented Design\Programming got a little face lift. We live in interesting times, where quality and the quest for testability and continuous integration are starting to sprout all over the development world. It's in these times that one needs to think about one simple fact...

Eli Lopian , the guy who runs TypeMock.NET (An amazing Mocking product, BTW - a bit too powerful for it's own good, perhaps) and myself share what seem to be conflicting views on how "Testable" object Oriented applications should be out of the box that is, should or shouldn't you be considering Testability...

Eli Lopian , the guy who runs TypeMock.NET (An amazing Mocking product, BTW - a bit too powerful for it's own good, perhaps) and myself share what seem to be conflicting views on how "Testable" object Oriented applications should be out of the box that is, should or shouldn't you be considering Testability...

Update: Mark has a point - Using "TOOP" and "TOOD" are catchier acronyms - I've changed them accordingly. I think it's time that Object Oriented Design\Programming got a little face lift. We live in interesting times, where quality and the quest for testability and continuous integration are starting...

If you don't know what FxCop is, go look . You'll like it. In response to my release of FxCopUnit which allows an easier experience testing out FxCop custom rules, David Kean of the FxCop blog posted his thoughts on the matter . I highly respect the folks doing this work, this is a very powerful tool...

I will be giving two talks at the upcoming .NET Architects user group this month (December 24). More info here . The talks I will be giving(Guitar is still in question...): Part I: Introduction to Agile Methodologies and Concepts Ever knew on your first day on the project that you're going to miss the...

Jeremy Miller has some sound advice and an interesting read on the order of code construction (a nice "Where should I start building my project, and how do I continue to implement the various pieces of the infrastructure" piece) "it’s easier to make a change by going around a framework or drilling exception...