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Agile Stuff
My thoughts and journey's into Agile development.
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I hereby declare my love affair with Test Driven Development over, and my new infatuation with Behavior Driven Development beginning. Call me a cool-aid drinker, a bandwagon jumper, or whatever you want... I finally get it... When I write TDD / Unit Read More
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I follow a lot of Agile Engineering Practices, at this point in my career: Test Driven Development, Domain Driven Design, Single Responsibility Principal, Separation of Concerns, Inversion of Control, Dependency Injection, etc. To get to this point, I've Read More
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Another interesting side effect of my conversations with Scott Bellware, today... I'm not sure if he agrees with these conclusions, but I certainly didn't come to them by my own thoughts alone. My understanding of the Test Lab or QA department in a software Read More
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I had the pleasure of picking Scott Bellware's brain, today, about some questions surrounding Continuous Integration and build promotion. The results of the conversation have yet to be implemented, but I have a much better understanding of the situation, 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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Chad Myers over at LosTechies, posted some interesting questions about TDD. I don't consider myself to be a TDD master - actually, I've had the same questions that Chad has, over the last year - and I do have some opinions, now, and thought the world Read More
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Architecture based on SoC If you don't know by now, I've become a huge fan of the Agile software movement - specifically the Model-View-Presenter ("MVP") setup and the concepts of Inversion of Control ("IoC"), Dependency Injection Read More
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A few weeks ago, I spent several hours (3 or 4) trying to figure out why a set of 3 unit tests would run correctly and pass when run by themselves, or as part of the parent unit test class, and as part of the parent namespace of unit tests - but when Read More
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I have an interesting situation in my current project. I have a Form (View) with a Presenter and I have a Control (View) with it's own Presenter. The control presenter needs information that the form presenter has. To facilitate this, I created an intermediate Read More
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I love it when the standards and philosophies I try to implement with my development team are validated by the experience of the team. Unfortunately, that validation usually occurs when the something bad happens. And I hate being the "I told Read More
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My current project employs the new Microsoft Windows Communication Foundation as the communications layer between the various parts of the system. It's my first production use of WCF and overall, I'm very happy with out it works and how easy it is to Read More
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Ayende has A Post that makes a guess at the cause of an issue in the upcoming Microsoft Entity Framework. The primary content of the post is interesting and worth reading if you are keeping up with the EF, however, their are some subtleties present in Read More
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A coworker of mine brought this scenario to me: If a Form has three text boxes on it, and the first text box is filled out, I want to enable the other two text boxes. If the first text box has all text removed (nothing filled out), I want to disable the Read More
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I received several excellent responses to my previous Cry For Help from both internal sources (my coworkers) and external sources (commenters on the post). Based on these additional conversations and also based on what I read in Eric Evans' Domain Read More
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