ISerializable - Roy Osherove's Blog
Unit Testing, Agile Development, Leadership & .NET - By Roy Osherove
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Another Entlib example: Separate integration tests from unit tests (and learn to know the difference)
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Test maintainability: consider creating a test fixture "per method" instead of "per class"
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Enterprise library -- Test usability and "runnability"
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Making your tests withstand design and interface changes - remove code duplication
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What should you write in a test Assert message?
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Agile Israel news and updates
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An old joke with a new ending
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LinMagazine: Hebrew blogs about technology and development
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Whitepaper: Introducing System Transactions, by Juval Lowy
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Enterprise Library - Configuration AB Memory Leak Patch
The Enterprise Library team recently became aware of a memory leak issue in the Configuration Application Block, which is used by all other blocks in Enterprise Library. Patch 1475, available in the Releases section of the site, contains a fix to the issue. Because the issue has the potential to impact many applications that use Enterprise Library, Microsoft strongly advises all users of Enterprise Library (January 2005) to install this patch and recompile all applications that use any of the application blocks