Jonathan Cogley's Blog
C#, Test Driven Development, Pair Programming, MVP C#, ASPInsider, Secret Server
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Do you have Truth Tables in your programming toolbox?
David has posted about how Truth Tables can be used to make it easier to consider all variations of input and output for your programming logic.
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Stinky PartialMocks?
Jimmy has posted about PartialMocks on the team blog. This has been a recurring discussion on our team and it is worthwhile thinking careful about whether to use PartialMocks and if so, what is an appropriate usage …
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Registration Forms – are you asking for too much information?
Read my latest post about Registration Forms on our team blog here.
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Crossing the Chasm - a must read for any software product company
Josh has posted an interesting review of Geoffrey Moore's classic "Crossing the Chasm" - this is a must read for any software product company.
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Name a variable like you name your first born
There is a new post on our team blog - it is poking fun but still makes you think. :)
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The Code Fairy - solutions/ideas
Mark Needham posted about a behavior pattern he has observed and labeled "The Code Fairy". The concept is writing code in off hours (without your pair) when your programming pair didn't want to go along with your changes.
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Refactoring logic from an ASP.NET page - Part 2
Kevin has posted the second part to his refactoring logic in ASP.NET series. This time he looks at hand rolling a mock object and also talks about the importance of separating your logic.
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Refactoring logic from an ASP.NET page
Kevin has posted about refactoring some simple logic from an ASP.NET page and breaking it out into a separate class (Single Responsibility Principle) to make the code more maintainable.
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SRP with the DC ALT.NET User Group in Alexandria, VA
Last Wednesday (3/25/2009), I presented at the DC ALT.NET User Group in Alexandria. Thank you to the groups organizer, Matt Podwysocki for inviting me.
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Thycotic Team Blog On Software Development
This is my first post to this blog in almost a year ! I have actually been blogging the last few months but not on this blog. We decided to create a blog for our whole development team so individuals could post interesting items without having to commit to being a total blogger.