We’ve covered a bit of ground already in this series on the Reactive Extensions for JavaScript (RxJS) from the basic information, creating observers and observables, jQuery integration, composing asynchronous methods with callbacks and in the last post, turned blocking calls into asynchronous calls. ...

Almost two years ago I blogged about Project White, an open source project available on CodePlex which provides an abstraction on top of the UI Automation library built into WPF and Silverlight. Fast forwarding and there is a new project available called WiPFlash which allows you to drive WPF UI's...

In an interesting turn of events, I've been invited to blog here! Having followed CodeBetter for a number of years, I'm extremely honoured and excited to be sharing my thoughts, opinions and discussion points here. My aim is to share my learning experience and journey on becoming a better software...

I recently came across node.js via a blog post by Paul Gross and I've been playing around with it a bit over the weekend trying to hook up some code to call through to the Twitter API and then return the tweets on my friend timeline. node.js gives us event driven I/O using JavaScript running server...

James Shore has an interesting recent blog post where he describes some alternatives to over reliance on acceptance testing and one of the ideas that he describes is fixing the process whenever a bug is found in exploratory testing. He describes two ways of preventing bugs from making it through to exploratory...

We’ve covered a bit of ground already in this series on the Reactive Extensions for JavaScript (RxJS) from the basic information, creating observers and observables, jQuery integration and in the last post talking about composing asynchronous methods with callbacks.  Now that we have some more fundamental...

Sunday I leave to Vegas to attend my first MIX. It’s exciting to finally attend this event that has such an air of mystique around it. I’ll be speaking on how you can use MEF in SL4 to partition your applications across many XAPs in a fairly seemless fashion. My talk is short, but it’s going to be very...

I once posted a semi-serious post entitled The 7 Phases of Unit Testing . The phases are: Refuse to unit test because "you don't have enough time" Start unit testing and immediately start blogging about unit testing and TDD and how great they are and how everyone should do it Unit test...