I am currently learning Scala and CoffeeScript.
For work I use primarily ASP.NET MVC, Knockout and SQL Server, while developing hobby projects using WPF, WCF, NHibernate and FubuMVC.
I'm trying to devote time to open source, namely I contribute to Fluent NHibernate, StructureMap and FubuMVC projects plus several of my own ones.
I am very much interested in software development practices and techniques, like unit and acceptance testing, TDD, extreme programming practices like SCRUM.
My source control system of choice is Git, hence I use Mercurial for work
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Jun
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How to install grunt and how to built script with it that's what I've been looking for, thanks. also, is it required that gruntfile.js should be placed in project root folder (can't get it to work otherwise on windows)? |
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Jun
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What is the best/easiest way to create ZIP archive in .NET? @Cheeso ok, I'll take a look. Was really surprised when my code didn't work as I expected. Thanks |
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May
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What is the best/easiest way to create ZIP archive in .NET? except it messes up with files that have cyrillic symbols in a filename. |
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May
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Apr
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Apr
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Mar
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Mar
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Mar
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Mar
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asked | Why does every test runner have separate executables for x64 and clr4 |
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Mar
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Mar
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Feb
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How do I restrict a Moq expectation based on the exact type? ended up doing this: gist.github.com/chester89/4995001 |
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Feb
20 |
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How do I restrict a Moq expectation based on the exact type? using the reverse order doesn't help - still it hits setup for base class 2 times. |
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Feb
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How do I restrict a Moq expectation based on the exact type? Unfortunately, I can't - my repo.Add call is inside another class' method, and this method I'm calling in my test |
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Feb
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How do I restrict a Moq expectation based on the exact type? edited title |
