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Author Archives: Håvard
Problems running .NET 4.0 tests using NUnit 2.5 with (or without) Continuous Testing?
NUnit 2.5 up to and including 2.5.4 fails to properly detect certain revisions of .NET 4.0, causing it to crash. The issue is documented in this bug report on LaunchPad. The bug has been fixed in 2.5.5 and later, so … Continue reading
Posted in C#, Continuous Testing, TDD
Tagged bug, C#, continuous testing, nunit, TDD
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Mocking HtmlHelper in ASP.NET MVC 2 and 3 using Moq
Still having trouble mocking HtmlHelper? This is an update to my previous post on mocking HtmlHelper way back when ASP.NET MVC RC1 was released. Eric notified me through a comment on the post and a question on StackOverflow that the … Continue reading
Continuous Testing for Visual Studio
The other night is was playing around with a side project. I try to use a rather strict TDD approach for these projects, and so I run my tests a lot of times as I move forward, and spend quite … Continue reading
Posted in Announcements, Code, Continuous Testing, TDD
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A Software Craftsmans Bookshelf
A (long) while ago, Gøran Hansen tagged me and invited me to share a set of recommended books. Reorganizing my book shelves, the tag came back to mind, and I decided to name a few of the books that I … Continue reading
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Copyable available on GitHub
People actually download and use Copyable, and they tend to use it in scenarios I haven’t used it in. This results in bug reports and patch submissions. So far, these have been given to me by e-mail or by blog … Continue reading
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Tagged .net, C#, Code, copy, copyable, git, github, open source, Technical
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