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Monthly Archives: February 2006

A few quick links

13-Feb-06

Honest to god technical content coming soon. In the meantime, enjoy these quick links.
Wonderland: Dance MMO - Just when you thought the MMO craze was winding down and WoW had won.
What else is burried down in the depth’s of Google’s amazing Javascript? - At first I was confused. It looks just like the old [...]

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TDD installation is hard

06-Feb-06

Jeff has another big long comment thread over at his place. I’m poluting his comment section a lot over there. Anyway, this one involves the sacred cow that is Test Driven Development.
Coding Horror: Revisiting Edit and Continue
One of my points is that GUI testing with TDD is next to impossible. How hard is it. They [...]

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Unit testing challenge

06-Feb-06

I’ve got a nice, shiny quarter for the first unit-testing advocate who can write a unit test that would have caught the bug I described in this post.

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ApplicationPath and the IIS metabase

02-Feb-06

Web Application Articles
Tip Some testing with Internet Explorer and the Mozilla browser suggests that the path is case sensitive. Ordinarily, URLs on Windows servers are not case sensitive, but this appears to be an exception. You can’t control how users type URLs into their browsers, but if your application depends on cookies tied [...]

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