Have you programmed a multi-threaded application? How many times have you wrote the following lines: Thread t1 = new Thread(()…
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Szczepan Faber wrote on worrying about the unexpected. By that he means that your tests try to step outside the…
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Here is an answer to a question that keeps popping up every once in a while: how do you stub…
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A while ago Udi Dahan wrote that he’d like a way to configure objects by just setting property values on…
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There are many articles and blogs out there explaining the advantages of AUT. Here is my small take on the…
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This post describes a known deadlock problem and how Typemock Racer can be used to discover deadlocks in .NET code….
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The registration for ALT.NET Israel is now open. You will need an OpenID (I use myopenid.com) to register. We are…
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The registration for ALT.NET Israel is now open. You will need an OpenID (I use myopenid.com) to register. We are…
Read moreMusings about Refactoring
For the last couple of weeks I’ve been paired with Lior on a large refactoring task that was long overdue….
Read moreMusings about Refactoring
For the last couple of weeks I’ve been paired with Lior on a large refactoring task that was long overdue….
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