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Kids are original. My wife and I were kidding about who our 3.5 years old son will be when grows up:

Today had to spend a bit time on client side code for FireFox. Since I'm coming from IE development only, the whole thing was not so pleasant (plus the fact that either IE sins too much or FF is not really a saint, probably both). So I ended up with 2 things that literally saved my time - Prototype JavaScript framework and Firebug addon for FF. Great to things that just made my day.

Editing the project file and adding this section will ensure the MbUnit tests are executed on successful builds.

I am not making any news by saying what was said before - R# folks were surprised as much as we were by so early release of  VS.NET 2008. I wonder what was the reason to this early release and how soon as a result of that we will be rushing to download SP1 for it... The point is not that. What I would suggest is do not run R# in VS.NET 2008 without proper support on R# side. Wait a bit, it will come. I am saying so because coding in VS.NET 2008 without fully capable R# running is PAIN...

The adding is free and allows to work with SVN from the VS.NET (from the context menu). If your preference is not to leave the IDE and you want visual indication of the file status, AnkhSVN is the one you should check out.

The final day. People are tired and some 'deliverables' are slightly trimmed, but we are heading towards the target. My personal target was to wrap around the idea of agile and TDD. I defiantly do not consider myself as a person that understands exactly all the details, but I definitely see the difference and know towards what I should be heading.

'Almost' productive day - seeing how it works in reality is hilarious. TDD is not only allows testability,  but also to design better your code with regards to not 'what if', but 'what now'. Really powerful tool that would be great to have in my skills set. Script of the day:

They say "The more you know the less youA0 have to say". Almost, my version is "The more you know the more you want to scream". Why scream? Because you realize each time how much more you don't know. Well, it's a healthy process besides the fact that from a side it looks like a total mental disorder... No comments. Day 3 notes: