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Web Development
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I'm in the middle of rebuilding the architecture used for my build processes, and I'm defining separate configuration files for each environment: Local (developers box), Dev (development server), Test, UAT, Production. These config files are all stored Read More
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I've spent a lot of time, over the last year or so, working in Model-View-Presenter code. During this time, I've had a lot of questions; come up with a lot of different answers to the same questions; implemented a lot of different infrastructures for Read More
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At the company I work for, we have a CruiseControl.NET server to run our Continous Integration builds. Our typical project CI process includes the following steps: Check for changes in Subversion repository and pull down changes Build the project Read More
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I've often run into the need to have an SSL certificate for a development or test website. The usual process that I've followed is to contact my I.T. department and have them generate an certificate for me. However, I have recently been using Apache for Read More
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I know it's been said a thousand times before and I'm going to repeat it now: Don't assume anything - document everything! The hard part is actually understanding what your own assumptions are so that you can document them. The problem is, I've already Read More
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I created an architectural layers diagram for my company a couple of days ago, based on my current view of the development world. This view is essentially my current representation of how we can achieve a high level of Test Driven Development, Domain Read More
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I’ve known for a while that it was possible to debug javascript in VisualStudio.NET (2003 and 2005) and have done it a few times. I always found it difficult to get working, though. This post points out a very interesting, very simple way of getting Read More
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Jeremy Miller has posted quite a response to a question asked by Jay Kimble on unit testing with the Microsoft AJAX Extentions. Filtering through most of the answer provided by Jeremy (which, by the way, none of his answers seems "odd" or "wrong" to me... Read More
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I found myself looking for a Dependency Injection tool / container a few days ago. I've known about DI for some time now and have used it a lot even without Test Driven Development, so the need for DI in TDD was quite apparent to me. I did some brief Read More
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Had an interesting experience right before leaving work for the night - I had one of my team members looking into the Model View Presenter pattern. He had taken an existing screen in our current application and refactored it out into the appropriate View Read More
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I spent some time this weekend, doing some R&D on the Model View Presenter pattern, to get myself up to speed so that I can get my team up to speed. Off-hand, I love this pattern. I can see the benefit from it already, just having done some very simple Read More
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I was reading through a post from Rocky Lhotka today and ran across this quote. Despite my taking this quote out of the context of the post, it is still valid and something that I have been struggling to truely understand and implement in my day to day Read More
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I've been dealing with this error message for the last couple of days, on a project that is being converted from ASP.NET 1.1 to ASP.NET 2.0. Various pages throughout the site are throwing a strange error:
ASP.NET Runtime Error: Ambiguous Match Found Read More
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There are a lot of changes between .NET 1.x and .NET 2.x and ASP.NET is no exception. I'd probably say that there are more changes in ASP.NET 2 then there are in WinForms. As a result of this, a lot of the standard practices that I have in my mind for Read More
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While working on a small content management system at work, I stumbled across the Internet Explorer attribute of ContentEditable.
This attribute can be applied to any visual item in Internet Explorer and allow you to do inline content editing of whatever Read More
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