A quick example of how to use the Aggregate method to create a string of delimited members, or in this case characters. You might wonder why this example, or at least you should. It’s true, the character list to delimited string is pretty useless, but some idiot from where I work needed it. [TestMethod] public [...]
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XUnit and Connection Strings
A real quick one but maybe a good one. I was running the xUnit.gui.exe program to run units tests using xUnit… duh. Problem I ran into is that xUnit is not a part of the solution that the tests were. This caused issues when trying to run integration tests since the needed app.config wouldn’t be [...]
Fun with F# and Method Reduction
So the first and second methods came from this book , but I thought for fun I might reduce it further to see how small a call could get. Basically take a number and divide it by another number 3 times. let bytesToGb item = let itemB = item / 1024I let itemC = itemB [...]
Unit Testing 4.0 Web Forms Including Event Handlers Like Page_Load Using Dynamic
If you’re too lazy or just plain impatient, you can find the source code here. So one of the biggest pains in a place that doesn’t lend itself well to be in pain has been trying to unit test web forms like how MVC controllers can be. Before 4.0, this was an aggrevation at the [...]
Test Driven Development… A Simplified Start
So I went to a “doctor’s appointment” yesterday and was asked to do some pair(ed?) programming to solve a simple-ish request. Basically it was: Get a number in a list of integers that is closest to 0. Sounds easy enough, right? Well there are a few more rules but nothing game breaking: If the list [...]
