OK, we all know we need to back up our data. And we have all been told to have an off-line location for all of our data as well. More than likely, the business we work at does just that. But at home? Not a chance. Heck, we are lucky to have a backup anywhere. […]
Read MoreThis episode of the Elegant Code Cast features an interview with Scott Schimanski, a long time technologist, programming language aficionado, and currently QA Manager for Healthwise, Incorporated in Boise, Idaho. Scott is a certified Project management Professional, Scrum Master, and Adjunct Professor in Computer Science at Northwest Nazarene University. In this discussion, Scott discusses his […]
Read MoreApparently, several. I am the 2008 director for Boise Code Camp and I found myself needing to send email to 400 people from our mailing list to tell them about the upcoming Code Camp. I sent an inquiry to our Code camp online group asking the simple question, “How would you send 400 emails?” The […]
Read MoreI’m prepping for my next BSDG meeting right now, I’ve decided to show off what I consider to by my toolbox for debugging HTML. These tools are note framework specific, because they come into play after the web page has been written — and it still isn’t working right. FireBug, which is one of the […]
Read MoreTFS is not all about process, although it does provide work item capability in the form of Process Templates. This article discusses on the Conchango v2 Beta 1 Process Template for Team System 2008. I have personally been using v1 of Conchango’s template for over a year and am anxious to see some improvements. They […]
Read MoreI am poking at TFS 2008 and thought I would just throw out some of the sexy new features I am in love with. I am using VS2008 Pro with Team Explorer installed. Yes, I have VSTS available through MSDN, but so? Source Control Now I can see all top level nodes in the source […]
Read MoreThe promise of the new ASP.Net MVC framework is better testability through separation of concerns. With that in mind, some folks are talking about how well that goal is realized with the new framework. One thing that makes testing a little difficult is the fact there is no dependency injection (DI) model built into the […]
Read MoreI am spending some time playing and loving the new MVC framework Scott Guthrie, Phil Haack, Hanselman, and crew are working on. Overall I am very excited about this technology and my hat is off to everyone involved. Most of the examples out there use code in the ASPX view page to build the view, […]
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