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Madalina Buzatu's professional blog notes on software development. This post is actually a repost of this great article A universal PredicateBuilder. That I found very useful so I decided to share it here. Sometimes I need to build dynamically the where part of a linq query and, unfortunately, there is no straight forward, out of the box solution inside the .NET framework for doing this. Exec sp executesql N'SELECT * FROM [dbo].[Rentals] AS [Extent1] WHERE (@p linq 0 IS NULL) OR ( CAST(LEN(@p linq 0)...
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I spent my vacation programming. I was just on vacation for four weeks and I spent the entire time writing code. Quick JavaScript testing tip: How to structure your tests? Something that’s not talked very often when it comes to writing unit tests is how should you structure your test code? I’m not talking about “well, just put your code into a file in test/SomeTest.js”, but rather, how should the test code itself within your test case be structured? How do you test an Ajax call? Or code using setTimeout?