If you attended my advanced Android presentation at the Twin Cities Code Camp 9, you can find the presentation located below. Advanced android View more presentations from donnfelker.
If you attended my advanced Android presentation at the Twin Cities Code Camp 9, you can find the presentation located below. Advanced android View more presentations from donnfelker.
Below is a link to download the Testing With Mocks lightning round talk that I gave at the Heartland Developers Conference this last week. In order to get the samples to run you will need to have TypeMock Isolator installed. If you do not own a license you can download an evaluation for free here….
I normally do not blog bile by reposting another sites news, but this news is rather importnat in regards to TDD with Isolator. I use Rhino Mocks 80% of the time for mocking, but that last 20% is Isolator. Why 20% – this is the real tough stuff to test. SharePoint, Silverlight, Tightly Coupled Legacy…
When developing with an inversion of control container (I use Windsor) its sometimes difficult to detect if your instances in your container are creatable or not. A lot of times this is determined when you run the app, you’ll get an exception informing you that your object does not have all of its dependencies fulfilled….
While writing some code I needed to be able to access the the App_Data directory in my ASPNET MVC app. Doing this usually involves a Server.MapPath, but this wont work for my unit test. Here’s how you can get around it: var appDataPath = (string)AppDomain.CurrentDomain.GetData("DataDirectory") ?? AppDomain.CurrentDomain.SetupInformation.ApplicationBase; Now I have my data directory…