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    Introduction to Unit Testing Part 2: Let’s Write a Test

    ByErik Dietrich June 14, 2013June 30, 2015

    In the last post in this series, I covered the essentials of unit testing without diving into the topic in any real detail. The idea was to offer sort of a guerrilla guide to what unit testing is for those who don’t know but feel they should. Continuing on that path and generating material for…

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    It’s a Work in Progress

    ByErik Dietrich June 12, 2013June 13, 2013

    I’ll have that for you next week. Oh, you want it to do that other thing that we talked about earlier where it hides those controls depending on what the user selects? I’ll have it for you next month. Oh, and you also want the new skinning and the performance improvements too? I’ll get started…

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    Introduction to Unit Testing (Don’t Worry, Your Secret is Safe with Me)

    ByErik Dietrich June 10, 2013May 23, 2024

    Have you ever been introduced to someone and promptly forgotten their name? Or have you ever worked with or seen someone enough socially that you ought to know their name? They know yours, and you’re no longer in a position that it’s socially acceptable for you to ask them theirs. You’re stuck, so now you’re…

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    Reverential Practice

    ByErik Dietrich June 7, 2013

    During the 1950s, a then-unknown journalist named Hunter Thompson briefly held a job working for Time Magazine. During his tenure there, he used a typewriter to type the text, verbatim, of novels by Ernest Hemingway and F. Scott Fitzgerald in order to feel what it was like to write a novel in the literary voice…

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    Why Are Public Fields No Good, Again?

    ByErik Dietrich June 5, 2013February 12, 2014

    Today, a developer on my team, relatively new to C# and some of the finer points of OO, asked me to take a look at his code. I saw this: public class Address { public string Street1; public string Street2; public string City; public string State; public string Zip; } How would you react to…

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