ALT.NET NYC Mar 2009 Meeting (Jeff Richter) Videos Posted
For those who couldn’t make the meeting, the videos of the March 2009 NYC ALT.NET user group have been posted for viewing on Vimeo here. As usual, our group’s resident […]
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CR_ClassCleaner Builds for Latest DXCore Release
I have been MIA for about the past two months (on this blog, on my screencasts, and just about everywhere else). Personal and professional obligations have kept about 100% of […]
Proteus.Utility.UnitTest updated to support new NDbUnit v1.3 build
Now that I have updated the NDbUnit library to support SQLite and SQLCE database targets, I have also just updated the Proteus UnitTest Utility library to offer support for these […]
NDbUnit updated to Support SQLServerCe and SQLite
Thanks to the recent code contribution of Alan Baldwin, I have just been able to complete the integration of support for SQLServerCe, Microsoft’s oft-renamed mobile SQLServer variant, as a database […]
CodeRush + Refactor! Pro 2009.1 Update Just Released
Those of you who follow my work either on this blog, in screencasts, or in code demo talks know that I am a huge believer in the improvements in efficiency […]
SOLID Screencasts: Gimme a ‘D’
If its Thursday, it must be SOLID! For those following along, the last installment of my DimeCasts.net contribution, Refactoring to a SOLID Foundation, has just been posted to the Dimecasts.net […]
SOLID Screencasts: Gimme an ‘I’
For those following along, the next installment of my DimeCasts.net contribution, Refactoring to a SOLID Foundation, has just been posted to the Dimecasts.net site. In this latest installment we investigate […]
Proteus: Unit Test Utility and Domain Foundation code goes OSS!
Many viewers of one or more of my screencast series, Summer of NHibernate or Autumn of Agile, have seen me make use of several utility and base class libraries that […]
S.O.L.I.D. Screencasts: Gimme an ‘L’
For those following along, the next installment of my DimeCasts.net contribution, Refactoring to a SOLID Foundation, has just been posted to the Dimecasts.net site. In this installment we investigate the […]
ALT.NET: Opposing Forces of Meaning
A recurring theme that keeps cropping up in various forums of discussion is the question… What is ALT.NET? Heck, I even blogged a little about it back in September of […]