A few blogs I found detailing the API/Object/Library features for getting my documents and other associated paths. So don’t hard code em’ if you don’t have to. Hard Coding “My Documents”? Fix Your Code Environment.GetFolderPath MSDN Documentation Find the My Document Folder in VB.NET The last entry points out several of the other folder types... Continue reading →
Navigate back to Part 2 of this series of entries. Ok, ok, ok, the other two parts where lean on the unit tests. Now we get down to the mocking, faking, and testing. The first two tests I wrote have to do with the UserListing Entity. Once again, since we’re in a situation were thing... Continue reading →
So, if you live in the Portland area and are interested in web analytics or analytics or just want to meet, discuss over a few beers and chit chat on cool geek topics – swing into Henry’s on the 23rd. We all have a great time and you’ll meet some of the top people in... Continue reading →
Alvin, this list is awesome. It’s already become useful as I’ve saved the LINQ card and definitely will be using it. For some reason the stupid functional stuff just will not stick in my head. I’ll get it yet though! Continue reading →
Navigate back to Part 1 of this series of entries. The next steps I undertook are some of my various clean ups. Create respective test classes for each of the pieces of the database that will have respective entities, methods, or objects to test. I like to keep code clean, easy to read, and were... Continue reading →