Editorial note: I originally wrote this post for the SubMain blog. You can check out the original here, at their site. While you’re there, have a look at GhostDoc, the subject of this post. Last month, I wrote a post introducing you to T4 templates. Near the end, I included a mention of GhostDoc’s use…
You might not have expected to read this, and I honestly wasn’t really expecting to write it, but here we are. I’m going to call it and announce that I’m finishing Chess TDD series. It’s been a lot of fun and gone on for a long time, and I’m not actually done with the codebase (more on…
There is a bit of symmetry to this episode that may interest only me. It is the 600th post to be published on the blog, and it is the 60th post in the ChessTDD series. I wouldn’t have thought the series accounted for 10% of my posts, but, there it is. Believe it or not,…
This episode was relatively short and sweet. Things actually went well, which is surprising to me somehow, particularly given the length of time between episodes. In this episode I used previously implemented code to stop the king from being able to move into check. I’m not positive, but off the top, this might be the…
In this episode, I took the newly minted threat evaluator and used it to prevent castling through check. The most interesting thing to note in this episode, however, aside from continued progress toward the final product, was how some earlier sub-optimal architectural shortcuts came back to bite us (if only temporarily). At this point, we’re…
