Software management consultant and CTO, Headspring Systems
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We've hit a milestone. We have four chapters available in the early access program (MEAP). You can see the cover of the book to the right. My co-authors are Dave Verwer , a Rails guru, and Ben Scheirman , a .Net guru. Our goal is to have this book...
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What makes a good general-purpose development platform? Easy to install Easy to configure Integrates well with simple tools Easily extended to make simple tools Easy to debug Easy to create test automation All configuration stores easily in source control...
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I'm going to present you with a very exciting new feature of StructureMap that is available in the 2.0 release. You can download StructureMap from SourceForge . There are plenty of articles about StructureMap's service location capabilities, and...
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ASP.NET Stefan Shakow 2.0 Framework assemblies have been NGENed to reduce JIT compilation. This helps with memory usage when running multiple AppDomains in a single process (multiple applications on a single web server). Another new feature new in ASP...
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Upon hearing the announcement that Web Application Projects has been released , I wanted to get EZWeb converted over as soon as possible (I'm close to making another release). I'd been limping along with the default web site option in Whidbey, and I didn...
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One of the biggest criticizms of VS 2005 was the radical change in the way web applications had to be set up. From the folks doing more simple websites, this change was welcome, but the folks doing complex web applications, this change caused a bit of...
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I use NUnit for my automated tests. Because of that, all my tests are unit tests, right? WRONG! The name of the testing framework has no bearing on the type of test you have. NUnit is a framework for running automated tests. You _can_ write unit tests...
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RJ Dudley has a great quickstart on getting my latest release of EZWeb up and running. If you need a website fast and easy, check out the quickstart and EZWeb . If you need a website easily modified by a family member or friend, this one is for you.
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This is a warning that the VirtualPathUtility class in .Net 2.0 takes some time to understand the rules under which it operates. It wasn't obvious to me, and I had to do some investigation to learn it's behavior. I expected the following test to pass...
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Early on in the Beta cycle, Rob Howard had the same thoughts as me:
"This is a disastor waiting to happen. We you have an API that is funtionally wrapped up into a package a static methods (I know the Role Provider class isn't static, but it's access is) you have a service. . . "
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