Oops The other day, I was chatting with some developers and one of them pulled me over to show me the following code: private void SetLayout(Page page) { if (null == page) { return; } } I did a double take and then smirked a bit, pointing out that this was probably dead code. I…
This is a little series of things that I’ve picked up over the course of time and use in situations to make my code more compact, and, in my opinion readable. Your mileage may vary on liking any or all of these, but I figured I’d share them. To me, compacting code is very important….
Today, I’d like to highlight a couple of features of Moq that I didn’t know about until relatively recently (thanks to a recent google+ hangout with Moq author, Daniel Cazzulino). Since learning about these features, I’ve been getting a lot of mileage out of them. But, in order to explain these two features and the…
Back Story Some time back, I setup Team Foundation Server (TFS) on a server machine more or less dedicated to the cause. This was to test drive it to consider it as a replacement for legacy source control, requirements management, deployment, etc. Since it was a trial, run, I opted for keeping setup simpler initially,…
Today, I’m going to post an excerpt of a tutorial I created for the use of Moq on an internal company wiki for training purposes. I presented today on mocking for unit tests and was revisiting some of my old documentation, which included an introductory, unofficial explanation of lambda expressions that doesn’t involve any kind…
