When I was in high school, I had a tendency to procrastinate when it came to assignments and, well, pretty much everything in life. I think that this is sort of a staple of the teenage condition. As a result, I’d often stay up late writing some paper the night before it was due and…
I started this as an aside to my post about source files as harmful, but axed it as sort of awkward and too much of a digression. Like a weird sweater that you get for your birthday, though, I couldn’t bring myself to toss it, so I saved it as its own draft. Good thing…
While I’ve been switching a lot of my new projects over to using JustMock, as explained here, I still have plenty of existing projects with Moq, and I still like Moq as a tool. One of the things that I have struggled with in Moq that JustMock provides a nice solution to is the cognitive…
Order Doesn’t Matter Please pardon the loaded phrasing in the title, but that’s how the message came to me from my subconscious brain: bluntly and without ceremony. I was doing a bit of work in Apex, the object-oriented language specific to Salesforce.com, and it occurred to me that I had no idea what idiomatic Apex…
I was setting up to give a presentation the other day when it occurred to me that Nuget was the perfect tool for my needs. For a bit of background, I consider it of the utmost importance to tell a story while you present. Things I’m not fond of in presentations include lots of slides…
