Digging My Blog

A few days ago I wrote of my initial impressions with WatiN . While I really like it, I mentioned that I had some trouble getting the tests to run under Cruise Control .NET. Over the weekend the author, director and admin of the WatiN project, Jeroen van Menen, commented to my original post that he runs...

Over the last couple of months we've talked about the need to get some UI testing in place for some of the projects that I work on daily. I considered Selenium and spent a little time looking at Watir. As I started getting into Watir I realized that understanding and implementing it would take some time...

In my previous post I laid out the plan and goals for my WhatIWantMost.com project. I forgot to mention a couple of things, though. Because I am a great big huge fan of automated builds, continuous integration, CC.NET, ... (author goes on and on for many lines) ... I will of course be including all that...

We got the answer we were waiting for today - we will be presenting at CodeMash ! Looks like there is a lot of stuff going on over at the CodeMash site - lots of announcements: Dave Donaldson will be doing an NHibernate presentation. Bill Wagner will be doing a presentation. Microsoft, IBM, and Sun as...

Our presentation went pretty well - Jim liked it . I have posted the slide show and other presentation materials and Jim will post them to the Dayton .NET Developers site as well. Remember, we'll be doing the same presentation in January for CINNUG, too, in case you missed us this time around and really...

Tonight is the night. Joe Wirtley and I will be giving our presentation, Real World Continuous Integration, at the Dayton .NET Developer's Group . We did a dry run for the developers at Tellus last Friday and it seemed to go pretty well. We had a few problems here and there, but that's the purpose of...

Joe Wirtley and I will be giving a presentation, Real World Continuous Integration, at the Dayton .NET Developer's Group meeting on October 25th. We will discuss using Cruise Control .NET, NAnt, MSBuild, and NUnit to create an effective automated CI system. We will also discuss using code review/statistics...

I'm in the middle of developing a proof of concept project for a client that involves me working fairly closely with 3 third-parties along with the client. The communication and waiting game can sometimes be a PITA. Currently I'm waiting on any one of those 3 third-parties to provide me with "something...