by David | Jul 14, 2014 | Development, Statistics, Testing, Tooling, Tools
Code coverage is a good tool to force you to keep maintaining and adding unit and integration tests to your solution. It also increases your confidence in making changes if you can see that the code your changing is actually covered by tests both...
by David | Jun 13, 2012 | Development, Tooling
When working on my free time I tend to use Subversion for my source control needs but some clients have a lot of investements in the Microsoft sphere and thus prefer Team Foundation Server. It´s an ok alternative to Subversion but Visual Studio´s support for merge and...
by David | Oct 27, 2011 | Deployment, Development
I just recently learned that you can distribute WPF-application web-wise using something called XBAP. You create a project in Visual Studio named WPF Browser Application and you´re on the road. However, there are a couple of things to take in consideration. By default...
by David | Jun 4, 2011 | Development
In a current project, we´re using the Web Service Software Factory to generate service contracts. The concept of visually designing your service is nice but the addin in itself needs a lot of issues fixed before it can be recommended for production line usage. One...
