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Knockout, self, this, TypeScript. Are you still following?
Introduction I’m working on an MVC application with simple CRUD operations. I want the following functionality (don’t mind the Flemish (Dutch) titles): Remember, I’m “graphically handicapped”, so I’m afraid that my users will have to do with the standard Bootstrap … Continue reading
Posted in Codeproject, Debugging, Development, JavaScript, TypeScript
Tagged self, this
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Unit Testing your Repositories–the code
In the previous post I started to write about how to set up your unit tests in the repository code. The title was (maybe a bit misleading) “Unit testing your Repositories”. So I had to promise to write an article … Continue reading
Posted in .Net, Codeproject, Debugging, Development, Entity Framework, Testing
Tagged Entity framework; Excel
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Let IntelliTest generate your tests!
We corrected our function to calculate the GCD so that it now runs correctly. But is the function correct in all the cases? Have we really tested everything? It would be nice if there was a tool that could tell … Continue reading
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Tagged IntelliTest;Pex;Assert;GCD;TDD
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How to set up a Parameterized Unit Test
In my previous post we saw how to set up unit testing using Visual Studio. The code we want to test is a (simple) function to calculate the greatest common divisor, and we wrote our first test. The test we … Continue reading
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Tagged CSV, Data source, GCD, Parameterized Unit Test, TDD
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Rediscovered the Debug attributes
There are 2 attributes that can easily be applied to your classes / methods to modify the behavior at debugging time. The attributes don’t change the runtime behavior of your code. [DebuggerDisplay] This attribute defines how you’ll see a type … Continue reading
