This post is from a series on my experiences starting to grow an MVVM Framework in .NET 1.1.
* Part I—Event Handlers * Part II—Properties * Part III —Properties Redux * Part IV—Unit Tests * Part V—Reflections and RegretsFull source code can be found in my Google Code repository …
This post is from a series on my experiences starting to grow an MVVM Framework in .NET 1.1.
* Part I—Event Handlers * Part II – Properties * Part III – Properties Redux * Part IV—Unit Tests * Part V—Reflections and RegretsFull source code can be found in my Google Code repository …
I received a useful comment on Friday's post about AutoTest.Net. In the wee hours of Saturday, Greg Young, wrote to say
It should detect broken builds without any problem. We have been running it daily for about 1.5 months.
Perhaps you could grab me via email and reproduce …
Rinat Abdullin recently posted about Mighty Moose and AutoTest.NET, two projects for continuous testing in the .NET/Mono space. My interest was immediately piqued, as I'm a huge fan of continuous testing. I've been using py.test to run my Python unit tests for years now, almost solely because …
This is second post in a series on my experiences starting to grow an MVVM Framework in .NET 1.1.
* Part I—Event Handlers * Part II—Properties * Part III —Properties Redux * Part IV—Unit Tests * Part V—Reflections and Regrets Full source code can be found in my Google Code …I've written 3 Google Chrome Extensions. The first two were for use at the Day Job, so I initially hosted them on an internal server. Eventually I moved them out to the Chrome Extension Gallery. There are a few benefits to doing this over self-hosting:
I'm enjoying using (and working on) Library Lookup, but I'm not entirely satisfied with the Page Action icons that pop up when searching, or when a book is found, or not found. In particular, I wanted a small animation while the search was ongoing, something like this: 
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Unfortunately, the animated …
I'm an avid reader, but not an avid collector of objects, so I prefer to get books from the library. As you might imagine, I was initially thrilled to discover the greasemonkey user script version of Jon Udell's LibraryLookup bookmarklet. The ability to visit web pages about books and be …
For a while now, I've been dithering over getting LibraryHippo its own domain name. I hadn't, mostly because I'm a little lazy and cheap and afraid of the domain registration process. Yesterday at the Day Job, a co-worker (whose name just might be an anagram of Yen Waster), on learning …