Monthly Archives: August 2009

I thought this was funny

Posted on August 31, 2009 by Jeremy Miller

We started our web test automation efforts using Selenium RC to drive the Internet Explorer browser.  Unsurprisingly, we eventually threw our hands up in the air over the insane instability of IE7 and got it to work quite well against … Continue reading →

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StructureMap and MassTransit Together

Posted on August 27, 2009 by Jeremy Miller

My esteemed Dovetail colleague and fellow live music fanatic Kevin Miller has written a long blog post about how to take advantage of advanced StructureMap features to streamline MassTransit configuration.  Enjoy.

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Talking about StoryTeller and Executable Requirements on Elegant Code

Posted on August 26, 2009 by Jeremy Miller

David Starr interviewed me a week or so ago about StoryTeller.  Since yesterday’s introduction was a bit terse, here’s much more about what StoryTeller is conceptually and the problems that it tries to solve.

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How about a StoryTeller Preview Release!

Posted on August 25, 2009 by Jeremy Miller

  Ok, so first I betcha wanna know what StoryTeller is and why you might care.  StoryTeller is my attempt at creating a tool that’s useful for creating “Executable Requirements” in .Net development.  The Hanselman caught me talking about StoryTeller … Continue reading →

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Presentation Patterns on Herding Code

Posted on August 19, 2009 by Jeremy Miller

Ward, Glenn, Rob & I descend on Herding Code to talk over stuff around Presentation Patterns in the first part of a very long podcast conversation. 

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Acceptance Test “Lifecycle”

Posted on August 17, 2009 by Jeremy Miller

        In my last post I introduced my favorite way to put a “TODO” in code.  Several commenter’s mentioned checking in unfinished integration tests as kind of a marker to measure the progress of outstanding work.  My … Continue reading →

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Fluent NHibernate goes 1.0

Posted on August 17, 2009 by Jeremy Miller

James Gregory says that Fluent NHibernate is now 1.0RC. 

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My favorite form of a “TODO” in code

Posted on August 15, 2009 by Jeremy Miller

I tweeted this yesterday, but confused some folks because, well, because it’s Twitter and using 140 character sound bytes is a terrible way to communicate.  I’m working on StoryTeller this morning to finally add a “Delete Test” contextual action to … Continue reading →

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Presentation Patterns on Virtual ALT.Net

Posted on August 12, 2009 by Jeremy Miller

Just a quick reminder.  I will be speaking on the North American Virtual ALT.NET again this Wednesday night on Presentation Patterns.  This time around I’m doing a *very* informal talk around topics related to Separated Presentation patterns: What’s the problem? … Continue reading →

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The Presentation Patterns Wiki is live!

Posted on August 9, 2009 by Jeremy Miller

There isn’t a lot there right now, but I think I’m ready to announce that the “Presentation Patterns” Wiki is live!  I’m trying to play out of the Martin Fowler playbook and write my first draft out in the open … Continue reading →

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