We ordered a few copies for work; will add a review when
we've got 'em :)
Just ordered - it should arrive Tuesday. Looking forward
to reviewing it...
I preordered through Manning a while ago. Hoping it will
be along soon. It will be at the top of my reading list.
Do you know of any european sites that have it in stock?
And does everyone that buys the paperback version get a
free electronic copy? I like a book for reading the
first time but nothing beats digital when it comes to
looking up stuff you remeber reading.
ravv:
I don't know about european sites. will check.
and yes, there is a paper slip in each print book to get
the PDF version for free.
Awsome! One would think amazon.co.uk would get it almost
at the same time as amazon.com but sadly it´s still
listed as preorder.
Can't wait my copy will be in my hands in 6 days.
Thanks for all the work of putting this books together.
I know it will be outstanding!
Roy, I just finished reading your book cover-to-cover
and man, what a fantastic read and definitive resource!
My dev lead and I have been ruminating over how to apply
these unit test methodologies to our specific scenario.
That scenario being a legacy ASP.NET application that we
enhance/maintain, but suffers from tightly-coupled
business logic in our code-behind files and
strong/numerous data source dependencies (both ADO.NET
and O/RM). Our company is looking toward CMMI 3 via MSF
and we have no idea how we are going to meet code
coverage quotas without having to re-architect the app
to make it highly testable.
Any thoughts on this?
(I'd have sent you an e-mail, but the "Ask me" link
redirects to a login page of some sort)
Thanks in advance!
Jason, you might want to take a look at Ivonna for
ASP.NET. also, there is a list of tools for various
technologies on the appendix of the book (oh, and the
ask me link should work now, thanks!)