Everyone agrees that unit testing is a good thing, we should all
write unit tests. We read articles and blogs to keep us up-to-date
on what’s going on in the unit test world so that we can
sound cool talking to peers at lunch. But when we really sit down
and try to write unit tests ourselves – “Naaah, [...]
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How to convince developers and management to use automated unit test for AJAX websites
Tips and tricks to rescue overdue projects
One of my friends, who runs his own offshore development shop,
was having nightmare situation with one of his customers. He’s way
overdue on a release, the customer is screaming everyday, he’s
paying his team from his own pocket, customer is sending an ever
increasing list of changes and so on. Here’s how we discussed some
ideas to get out [...]
An Agile Developer's workflow when SCRUM is used
If you are planning to start SCRUM at your company, you might
need to train developers and QA to get into the mindset of an Agile
developer. SCRUM is only successful when the developers and QA get
into the habit of following the principles of SCRUM by heart. So,
sometimes you need to offer training or do trial sprints [...]
ASP.NET website Continuous Integration+Deployment using CruiseControl.NET, Subversion, MSBuild and Robocopy
You can setup continuous integration and automated deployment
for your web application using CruiseControl.NET, Subversion,
MSBuild and Robocopy. I will show you how you can automatically
build the entire solution, email build report to developers and QA,
deploy latest code in IIS all using CruiseControl.NET every N
minutes.
First get the following:
CruiseControl.NET
Subversion (install the command line tools and add the
Subversion bin [...]
Using multiple broadband connections without using any special router or software
I have two broadband connections. One cheap connection, which I
mostly use for browsing and downloading. Another very expensive
connection that I use for voice chat, remote desktop connection
etc. Now, using these two connections at the same time required two
computers before. But I figured out a way to use both connections
at the same time using the same [...]
