Posts

• 24 Mar 2009

  Strict mocks lead to overspecification

  Here is an example that demonstrates how strick mocks lead to overspecification. Imagine that we are creating a simple s...
• 23 Mar 2009

  Comparing Moq to Rhino Mocks

  So which mocking framework should we use? Do we fall back on good old Rhino Mocks or do we choose for the new kid on the...
• 21 Mar 2009

  Getting started with Moq

  In this article I will demonstrate the Moq API by means of a simple application that allows the user to manage a quote. ...
• 14 Mar 2009

  Another reason for not using mstest

  As you can read in CA1001: Types that own disposable fields should be disposable. Pretty solid advice, but for some reas...
• 14 Mar 2009

  Setup expectation with successive function calls using Moq

  In the Quickstart guide we find an example that shows us how to setup a different return value for each invocation as fo...
• 05 Mar 2009

  Using sed

  For a couple of days now i’ve been pondering about posting something about my love for GNU text-utilities but neve...
• 23 Feb 2009

  NHibernate in Action

  Last week i received my copy of NHibernate in Action. This book provides much more than the typical examples you find in...
• 13 Feb 2009

  JavaScript: The Good Parts

  This week i have been reading JavaScript: The Good Parts. Although the book is pretty thin, approximitaly. 150 pages, th...
• 13 Feb 2009

  Microsoft .NET: Architecting Applications for the Enterprise

  Earlier this month i have read Microsoft .NET: Architecting Applications for the Enterprise. This time i was pretty plea...
• 13 Feb 2009

  Non-Designer's Design Book

  A couple of weeks ago the Non-Designer’s Design Book was mentionned in some podcast i was listening to and i decid...
• ← Prev page
• Next page →