Hi, Carleton, ... Since this was an NUnit / *TDD* talk, I think I'd have pointed out something along the lines of, "Yes, it sure _would_ be nice if the IDE ...
Hello banshee858, Thursday, March 31, 2005, 6:31:25 PM, you wrote: b> 1) Why use NUnit as opposed to making your own classes which b> approximate the same...
... No, they were not posed by the same people. The first was by a senior developer guiding this team and he asked it while leaving. It was more of a thought...
... Beans, ... I don't know if this is exactly what you mean, but in general I think that EJB-specific interfaces and JNDI lookups are an implementation detail...
Hi All, I am working on a presentation on Test-driving ASP.NET applications. However, I have a certain bias in my development style based on projects I've...
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... It certainly sounds consistent with what I'd do on my better days. I'd suggest that you keep track, at least mentally, of how it goes and be guided by your...
I'm writing a new class that wraps a third party API to control a telephone. As you can imagine this class is highly event driven, i.e. You subscribe to the...
Josh, two thoughts: - you probably don't want your tests using the actual phone hardware (most of the time anyway) so mock the phone, get control of the...
A friend and I have been discussing M-V-P implementation for Windows forms in .NET. I'd like to get clarification on my assumptions regarding the approach. ...
Greetings, As I have mentioned before, I am currently developing a C# class library using TDD for the first time. So far, everyting has been working great and...
... I'm not sure I understand the problem. Is the connection string a string? Can you test it for == null or nil or whatever C# calls an absent object, and...
The private default constructor is not required here - the compiler will only generate a public default constructor if there are no other constructor forms...
I think your view is more MVC than MVP. If I am not mistaken, the main difference between them are that the view in MVP receives the events, but delegates to...
The presenter doesn't register to the "button click" events but rather to custom events exposed by the view. Thanks, Udi Dahan - The Software Simplist .Net...
... We just had the identical discussion in our shop. If the view declares events, say button_click or dropdown_changeselection, then the view is building the ...
... By "delegates to the presenter" to you mean through events and delegates, or through a method call from the view to the presenter. I assume you mean with...
... Sorry for being thick... I'm kind of a sucker for painfully explicit explanations... So you're saying that an OkButton control would have its Click event ...
... You're going to the trouble of creating and maintaining an enum or a dictionary of constants, but you'd be unwilling to simply define the events that each...
... I see these as equivalent, and I think you do also. The only difference where they are defined. ... Good point, but pehaps this is solved another way. the...
Hi Mark, ... What do you want the constructor to do if the caller passes null (or some other invalid value)? If you want the constructor to throw an exception...
Sorry to intrude, but I needed to find a community of friendly software developers... and I think this list is a perfect example. <smile> Besides, this may be...
What I described is NOT MVP, but it is how I do things and has worked well for me. For a more complete write-up, go to my blog (I just finished a looong post...
People always want to pile on some more scope. The trick is to tell them how much the new feature is going to cost ("turning the screens green will cost 2...
... Prioritizing requirements is absolutely essential when doing this. This doesn't have to be anything fancy. Something as simple as Have-to-Have, ...
Definitely - of course, many clients will say they Have to Have everything, especially if it's a fixed price project. Again, being able to quickly estimate and...
... I'm finding this works only as long as the requirements as stated are ultimately decomposable into units that can be treated as excludable if need be. ...
... Thanks, Udi. Interesting post. Tied my brain into a couple knots. I look forward to reading it again when I have the time to give it a try. Cheers, ...
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