Monthly Archives: December 2008

If TestDriven.Net or the ReSharper test runner crater violently, you need to think about where you could be getting a StackOverflowException.

Josh just checked some stuff into the trunk last night to address some versioning conflict issues we’ve had with RhinoMocks.  There is also an AutoMocker strategy for Moq as well.

I haven’t been nearly as prolific a blogger as I used to be this year, so this one is going to be short.  Below is a list of my blog posts from the last year and change that I thought … Continue reading →

EDIT 12/23/2008:  I believe this post has been massively misconstrued in the comments.  Apparently, my analogy here was terrible from the way so many people are distorting what I was trying to say.  For the record,  I DID NOT SAY … Continue reading →

http://davesbox.com/archive/2008/12/09/quot-i-can-t-believe-microsoft-didn-t-make-enter-api-name-here-public-quot.aspx A.)  I’m a bit embarrassed by the backwards compatibility issue in StructureMap 2.5, but then again, breaking backwards compatibility cleaned a lot of crap up and made for a better user experience.  Most of the things I eliminated were … Continue reading →

So Brad Wilson basically said on Twitter today that I was being too negative.  Since that’s like Debbie Downer asking you to be a little more upbeat, I thought I’d balance that with some stuff that I do like: The … Continue reading →

 From one of Ayende‘s many OSS projects.     /// This class actually already exists in the System.Core assembly…as an internal class.     /// I can only speculate as to why it is internal, but it is obviously much too dangerous … Continue reading →

From Twitter yesterday, I was griping about how once you use a Generics Constraint once and suddenly that same constraint has to immediately ripple through the call stack.  Scott Allen posed me a stumper of a question: What’s worse: generic … Continue reading →