ScottD's Musings
C#, .NET, ASP.NET, Automated Unit Testing, Middle Tier Development, and various topics!
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Game On! Exciting Day for NHL Fans!
Like the new NHL logo? Life keeps getting better for NHL fans! Today, the owners retified the CBA (suprise? um, no!), which will be announced in a 3pm EST press conference.
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View Your Website In Almost Every Browser & Platform!
Ever wanted to see how your website renders in almost every other format? Mac, Windows, Linux, IE, Netscape, Linux, Mozilla, Opera, Safari, etc...
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Automated Unit Testing for the BizTalk Developer!
Thought this was very cool, and wanted to share.
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Finally! NHL & NHLPA Reach A Deal
Looks like they worked out a deal, which will be ratified next week!
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Telligent & CodeSmith Tools Now Hiring!
As Rob Howard posted earlier today >>telligent continues to grow! We're looking for talented people motivated by customer service & technology that are interested in working on great projects with a super team!
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MVP Award
Earlier this week, I received notification that I received the Microsoft MVP award for “Visual Developer C#”! I’m very excited to join Rafael Munoz’s team and am honored to be included with such a great group of industry leaders! I’m looking forward to giving back to the community anyway possible!
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Reason for my lack of blogging over the past month...
I wanted to let friends/family know the true reason behind my lack of blogging over the past month! At the end of May, we were blessed with another baby boy, Robert. He is getting used to the surroundings and enjoying time with his big brother We're remembering again, what true sleep depravation feels like. :)
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Community Server v1.1 RC1 Is Released!
Check out the latest build of Community Server, v1.1 (RC1)
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Reason for my absence from the blogging world!
Just wanted to let everyone know that there is a reason for my absence on the blogging front (and to get the word out to friends and family who read the blog...)
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VSTS Unit Testing & Microsoft AntiSpyware Beta
Thanks to Dave Bost AGAIN, for saving us developers precious time. :) First he published a GREAT MSDN article on installing VSTS. Recently he resolved something that I ran into last week on a new machine build - the fact that the Microsoft AntiSpyware Beta effectively kills Unit Testing with Visual Studio 2005 Beta 2 by blocking the resulting scripts from executing. When you execute your tests, the Unit Testing Framework will generate dynamic scripts (with dynamic filenames), and attempt to execute them - but the AntiSpyware app blocks execution, and asks you for approval to execute. The first problem is that VS 2005 completes execution and returns you to source view quicker than you can click the "Approve" button. In addition, because the filenames are dynamically generated, each subsequent execution creates a new script, and each are blocked in succession.