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Monthly Archives: July 2010
Code Contracts and Automated Testing are pretty much the same thing
Automated testing became mainstream something like 5 years ago. Nowadays, in 2010, automated testing is somehow accepted by most serious developers. Design by Contract exists for 2 decades, first supported by the Bertrand Meyer’s Eiffel language. Thanks to the recent … Continue reading
Posted in .NET Framework, .NET Fx, Tests Driven Development
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Idea for future NDepend features (humor)
Just stumbled on this twit by Jim Holmes [:D] NDepend is wonderful. Except when it shows you the truth. Maybe it should have a “JustLieToMe” setting. In addition to Just Lie To Me, we are mulling over new other … Continue reading
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Full Coverage by Tests Driven Development (bis)
In the discussion following my last post Full Coverage by Tests Driven Development , thanks to relevant questions I had the chance to dig dipper into my thoughts. Let me elaborate a bit. So basically, if one wishes to cover … Continue reading
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Full Coverage by Tests Driven Development
I wrote in a past post about my passion for code 100% covered by tests. High Test Coverage Ratio is a good thing, Anyway! To summarize the main motivations exposed in the post are: Using code contract coupled with … Continue reading
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Developing Application-Wide
What ? Application-Wide ? When an application reaches a certain amount of code, the application code gets usually partitioned amongst several Visual Studio solutions. Visual Studio hosting some popular addins like Resharper or CodeRush end up slowing down. Above a … Continue reading
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