April 2006 - Eric Wise

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  • Telerik, Atlas, and my Typeable DropDownList

    So I got to have some fun in the last 24 hours playing around with Atlas some more. We're currently rebuilding the company's remote enrollment engine and we've decided that the April Atlas build is stable enough that we're going to go ahead and integrate it for a smoother client experience. In the initial...

  • There is no spoon

    Karl was weighing in today about his thoughts on how the productivity promises in ASP .NET 2.0 haven't quite panned out the way he wanted them too. In one sense, I hear what he's saying, the 70% "code reduction" isn't there for enterprise users. Nor was it intended to be. The rad style development of...

  • What does 10 lines give you anyway?

    While I agree with 95% of Jeffrey's post I have to throw down the gauntlet on the magic number of 10 lines in his suggestion. Just as " magic numbers " are rather undesirable in code, the concept that a method should be constrained by a number of lines is undesirable as well. <rant>For me, this...

  • I'll see you at TechEd

    The title says it all.

  • Offtopic :: New Family Member

    Pretty damn cute if you ask me. Though I'm not sure what my 1 yr old son thinks of the whole scenario. He spent most of the weekend just following the puppy around.

  • I'm with Rocky

    While I refuse to get into the holy war that is going on between TDD enthusiasts and Rocky, I must say that I found this post pretty much summed up everything I have to say on the TDD front. Unit tests by developers are definitely not a replacement for a QA team. Where I do employ tests most often is...
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