Saturday, January 15, 2005 #

NUnit Tests for ASP.NET intrinsic objects

Stumbled on to this article. Looks like he may have found a solution to writting NUnit tests that work with ASP.NET intrinsic objects (Application, Session, Cache). Server-Side Unit Testing in ASP.NET How to create an HttpContext outside of IIS by Steven Padfield
posted @ Saturday, January 15, 2005 7:40 AM | Feedback (2)

Enterprise Library

I'm very excited about Microsoft's upcoming release of the Enterprise Library. I've been working on restructuring the application blocks to remove dependancies and prevent circlular references when using multiple blocks within 1 solution. This release will invalidate all my work; bad for me...good for everyone else. Patterns & Practices Live: Enterprise Library Sneak Preview
posted @ Saturday, January 15, 2005 7:38 AM | Feedback (0)

Rules to Better .NET Projects

Rules to Better .NET Projects
posted @ Saturday, January 15, 2005 7:19 AM | Feedback (0)

Test Driven Development List

This is the largest list of Test Driven Development Links I have ever found.

Uber-Test-Driven Development ("TDD") Links Listing

posted @ Saturday, January 15, 2005 7:17 AM | Feedback (0)

Introducing Agile Methods

Peter Schuh has written a practical article about introducting Agile methods. I don't believe in sweeping changes it implement Agile methods, and my approach is similar to what Peter recommends.
"...do not bill yourself as Team Agile. Do not make a big deal about trying Agile. In fact, try to bring as little additional attention to the team as possible. The team will need time to work through even a single practice, to measure its benefit, to tweak its implementation, and to ultimately embrace or reject it. You do not want to tie your team’s hands or put them under the microscope.

Let the results of your foray into Agile speak for themselves. If the team’s performance is improved, your customer, your boss, and your customer’s boss are all likely to notice."

Traditional--with a Twist by Peter Schuh
posted @ Saturday, January 15, 2005 7:14 AM | Feedback (0)