Peter and yours truly arrived at Austin yesterday for attending the Kaizenconf. I’ve been really looking forward to this. Hope to meet you there. If you see two goofy European guys wandering around, just say hi ;-).
Read MoreAs you probably already know a CTP of VS 2010 and .NET 4.0 is now available. The obvious question that many of us will be asking now is how long will it be before R# works with this release?!
Read MoreSpeakers: Lori Lamkin and Sunder Raman I must say, the degree to which the VSTS stack is being optimized for Agile software development is intriguing. VSTS drank the Agile Koolaid. Pretty striking. "The debate on tools is over. Good tooling is necessary to a successful Agile implementation." Well, I guess I agree with most of […]
Read More"Beginning today, Windows Live ID is publicly committing to support the OpenID digital identity framework with the announcement of the public availability of a Community Technology Preview (CTP) of the Windows Live ID OpenID Provider." More here.
Read MoreI am in the TFS 2010 cool features talk at PDC with Brian Harry. I’ll stream notes into this post, but please be aware that this discussion focuses on Team Foundation Server, not the full compliment of tools that make up Team Suite. Also important to note is the significant size of this release. True […]
Read MoreEarlier this year, I wrote this blog post about exploring Behavior-Driven Development as a better way of doing Test-Driven Development. In this post, I spoke about how to organize unit tests by their context and about how to apply a fluent language approach for naming these contexts/specifications. Here is how the example code of the […]
Read MoreBoise area .NET folks have no shortage of community events these days and November is shaping up with some particularly good gems. These events are free to attend and you get to mingle with same jovial crew you know and love from your favorite user group meeting (ok, that was a stretch). Thursday, November 06 […]
Read MoreDownload the MP3 On this episode of the Elegant Code Cast, Glenn Block tells us about life inside Microsoft for the ALT.NET crowd. Glenn has been with Microsoft for several years and has worked in several departments during that time, trying to bring the ideals of ALT.NET to the company. His experiences in MS Learning, […]
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