In the first part of this series I went over how to create a basic skeleton of controllers and models so that we could create a mock test and get it green lighted along with some other tests for getting the basic navigation methods tested and green lighted. In this part of the series I'm... Continue reading →

Ah, interesting and positive coverage on Silverlight. Continue reading →

A friend of mine recently asked, what would be the ideal dream job/work scenario. I started thinking about it and created this list (Which I’ll be pointing him to). I thought it would be an entertaining post, so here are the things I came up with. Please comment with ideas and notions of what would... Continue reading →

I’ve been working toward a more and more proactive testing, or test driven development, approach to my work. With some of my recent BI/OLAP work it has been a bit more difficult, as code isn’t always what needs to be written, sometimes it is just some scripts or ETL processes. However even these things can... Continue reading →

Alright, so maybe it isn’t a dozen, but it sure seems like that a lot of the time. I was just sitting and going through some old ADO.NET style connection and command creation programmatically, then turned around on another project and started tossing some tables and views into a LINQ Diagram. I couldn’t help but... Continue reading →