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research.microsoft.com — Pex (Program EXploration) is an intelligent assistant to the programmer. From a parameterized unit test, it automatically produces a traditional unit test suite with high code coverage. In addition, it suggests to the programmer how to fix the bugs. read more...
iridescence.no — How to write unit test to verify that a TransactionScope within the method being tested is completed. read more...
iridescence.no — Using the Repository pattern to create an abstraction from the auto-generated classes Linq to Sql or other O/R mappers give us. read more...
elegantcode.com — Smart, legible naming conventions for unit tests which borrow from Behaviour Driven Design read more...
iridescence.no — The woes of updating a legacy application to present-day technologies can be many; here's the story of one. read more...
iridescence.no — Video interview by Rune Grothaug from Microsoft Norway with Scott Hanselman, where they talk about Scott coming to Norway in June for the Norwegian Developer Conference 2008. read more...
iridescence.no — Using the inversion of control pattern to write testable controllers with the latest ASP.NET MVC bits. read more...
iridescence.no — Presenting 11 time-saving (oh, the pun!) extension methods for the DateTime class. read more...
iridescence.no — A three part series which explain the concepts of aspect oriented programming by implementing an AOP framework in C# read more...
iridescence.no — Discussing some of the dangers of misusing the new c# 3.0 language features read more...
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