More readable data-driven tests
When the logic of a test method remains constant but the data varies, data-driven testing is a great tool. It allows you, the test author, to write compact c...
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Making sense of your codebase: NDepend
I was given an NDepend license to play around with (thanks to Patrick) and said I’d blog about it. Apologies for my tardiness!
AutoMapper and Test Data Builders
I’ve recently been tinkering with WCF and, as many people already know, writing data transfer objects is a pain in the balls. Nobody likes writing repetitive...
Debug.Assert vs. Exceptions
“When should I use Debug.Assert and when should I use exceptions?” - It’s a fairly sensible question to ask, but you’ve got to sift through a lot of articles...
Mouse Input in FPS Games
Am I the only PC gamer that is really, really fussy about mouse input? I say this because it feels like every other PC game I play comes with default input s...