Contents tagged with Tools
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Retrofitting Unit Tests
This is a post that I had written a while back and never committed to it, I think it's because the title has the potential to kick up a storm. Well I have been reading the new http://stackoverflow.com web site for the past couple of hours (I know I should be doing some real work, but I would put it down to research). What a brilliant site, well done guys. Anyway the census I have come to is that re unit tests:
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Evernote - your notes in the cloud
I love that phrase 'in the cloud' and am quite pleased that I have managed to get it into a post. If you are like me and use several different computers to go about your every day life you will know it is a pain making sure your notes and snippets of data are synchronised. Well go take a look at Evernote. It is both a standalone application and web site giving you the freedom to access your notes easily. It has built in functionality for Firefox and Outlook allowing you to either select text from a site and dump it in to a note, or copy the whole web page or e-mail. It is free for basic use, although you can pay for an upgrade in service (the basic package gives you 40meg of space per month cycle). So installing on all your machines will make sure your data is kept up to date and give you easy access.