If you are coming to this series of posts for the first time you might check out my introductory post for a little context. Deleporter is a project I used over a year ago. It allows you to setup a delegate and execute it in a different process. For Example: You spin up a unit/integration […]
Read MoreIf you are coming to this series of posts for the first time you might check out my introductory post for a little context. DynamicXaml takes a fluent approach to building up xaml in code. Following the pattern laid down by the HtmlTags project, this project provides a very clean way to write out your […]
Read MoreIf you are coming to this series of posts for the first time you might check out my introductory post for a little context. Have you ever wanted to generate a number that could potentially have millions of digits and do arbitrary mathematical operations against it? Ya, me neither. But if I did, I would […]
Read MoreIf you are coming to this series of posts for the first time you might check out my introductory post for a little context. Burro is a project that I only quickly looked at. I don?t know all that it does, or how to get it up and running. In the project?s readme it says […]
Read MoreIf you are coming to this series of posts for the first time you might check out my introductory post for a little context. Chronic is a port of Ruby?s Chronic providing some natural language parsing for dates. This is a pretty cool little utility as it lets you take some input like “tomorrow? or […]
Read MoreIf you are coming to this series of posts for the first time you might check out my introductory post for a little context. EnumMetadata.Core provides some clean extensions over enums that give you access to metadata you place on enum values. This project?s approach is to use attributes on an Enum and some fancy […]
Read MoreIf you are coming to this series of posts for the first time you might check out my introductory post for a little context. VerifyArgs is another approach to a guard helper that takes an interesting approach. Verify.NotNullOrEmpty(new { first, second }); Verify.Positive(new { secondCount }); Many of you might look at the above and […]
Read MoreIf you are coming to this series of posts for the first time you might check out my introductory post for a little context. Guard is one of the MANY projects coming out of the netfx project. (HOLY NUGET there?s a ton of these). If you?re not familiar with the netfx project, you should become […]
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