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Saturday, October 30, 2010. Emacs and ReSharper keybindings in Visual Studio. Since committing to Emacs. As the text editor to supplement my primary (integrated) development environment, Visual Studio, Emacs has become an indispensable part of my computing life. I run it on any machine I use on a regular basis and sorely miss it when it's not there. It has lived up to its long standing reputation as an extremely powerful text editor that it is more than just a text editor. With a major assist from Cygwin.

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Lexical Closures: Cross-browser compatibility

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Monday, May 31, 2010. My first true deep dive into heavy JavaScript. Programming was working on a project that required adding Firefox support for a web application that only targeted Internet Explorer. The web application was originally written for IE6. And therefore contained some hairy JavaScript. Now, some snippets collected for these changes in no particular order:. Replacing all references to the DOM Level 1 function. Which gave Firefox much trouble, with the DOM Level 2 function:. Dot notation for...

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Lexical Closures: Unit Testing Perils

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Tuesday, August 31, 2010. Adding unit tests to existing code is nowadays applauded for being progressive, almost borderline pedestrian, for most software development shops. This was not the case when I began writing automated unit tests several years ago. It now feels otherworldly to see greater acceptance of unit testing primarily because I'd greatly toned down my advocacy for it. To reveal these isolated areas of code. In ReSharper parlance, Find Usages. Indeed serve a purpose and was providing functio...

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Lexical Closures: Database schema changes unit tested using TSQLUnit

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Tuesday, March 30, 2010. Database schema changes unit tested using TSQLUnit. How does one test the existence of a primary key (PK) constraint belonging to a table in a database? Just write a test that intentionally violates that constraint. One's initial impulse would be to write a test inspecting the data contained within the PK's table. This approach is sensible and can be viewed as the conventional state-based style of testing. Let's try it. The following test using TSQLUnit. Instead, it can be tested...

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Lexical Closures: Project Euler solution # 1

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Sunday, June 27, 2010. Project Euler solution # 1. I had an interest in doing some programming puzzles for the usual reasons: to practise and improve my logic skills, to explore new programming languages, and for simply to have.fun. The Python Challenge. Seemed appropriate when I started learning Python. I enjoyed doing the first few. I then took a stab at one of the more popular puzzle websites, Project Euler. Starting off with problem # 1:. Multiples = [] for i in range(1, 1000): if i % 3 = 0 or i % 5 ...

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Lexical Closures: Unit testing databases with TSQLUnit

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Friday, November 14, 2008. Unit testing databases with TSQLUnit. In preparation to doing a lot of database work (think schema/DDL changes) for the next several months, I thought it would be important to define methodologies and tools to manage the development process. Having been heavily applying a test-driven development (TDD). Why should SQL Server be any different? A Few Key Features of TSQLUnit. In addition, TSQLUnit supports the xUnit features of Setup/Teardown. Of each test and not at the beginning.

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Ditching GoDaddy, using NearlyFreeSpeech.NET. Laquo; Blocking old versions of Subversion using WebDAV. Visual Studio 2010 without Emacs. August 30th, 2010. I have to admit that I like Visual Studio. Well, ok, I like Visual Studio 2008. The newest version (2010) sucks! For some reason, Microsoft. Thought it was a great idea to re-write the entire back-end. As such, they dropped things. With “low popularity” for “higher priorities.”. What, exactly, am I so angry about? Visual Studio 2010 and Emacs « ...

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