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Category Archives: Development (General)
Reflections on five years NUnit experience
It has been five years since I first used NUnit and have used it with great success on almost every project since then. This post briefly reflects the pros and cons of Automated Developer Testing I experienced. . Zero Defects … Continue reading
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Release Builds with Debug Symols (i.e. line numbers in your error logs)
This will be basic trivia to those with a Microsoft development background, but I only learned it on my last project: In a nutshell Release v’s Debug only sets certain compilation switches. Consequently it is no problem to deliver a … Continue reading
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Atlanta’s Java User Group
Atlanta’s Java User Group is excellent. Tonight Justin Gehtland talked about his new book Better, Faster, Lighter Java. It was a thoroughly enjoyable evening, even with the numerous (and almost all inaccurate) .Net jibes. Prior to the main event Burr … Continue reading
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ASP.Net Cross Application Cookie Sharing
Several companies running ASP.Net experience this problem. They have several web applications and need common authentication. Out of the box ASP.Net makes the user login in to each different application. I know of several organizations where this was a frustration … Continue reading
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