I have been merrilly using NCrunch – an “automated concurrent testing tool for Visual Studio” – for almost three years now. I ponied up for … Read more
Life would be simpler if I had the source code
Ian Nelson Posts
Proudly presenting a new addition to the family – Mr Matthew Henry Nelson: He arrived at 0624 local time on the morning of Saturday 1st … Read more
Are you plagued by bad code smells? Troubled by slow-running database queries and ETL routines? In need of some scalable and maintainable enterprise integration solutions? … Read more
In the grand scheme of things, ’tis but a minor achievement, but I was quite chuffed with myself this evening when my Stack Overflow reputation … Read more
Almost everyone who has wandered past the various desks that I’ve occupied over the last year has passed comment on my Wacom Bamboo Pen Graphics … Read more
This dumb mistake just cost me an hour spelunking around in the debugger: var status = source.Substring(source.LastIndexOf(“/” + 1)); (where source is e.g. “http://foo.com/status/all-is-good“) Fortunately … Read more
It’s been a long time since I posted a blog entry tagged with “genealogy” (over three years, in fact). I find it to be a … Read more
This is the fifth in a series of five posts recounting my experiences using Entity Framework Code-First to replace ADO.NET and stored procedures in a … Read more
This is the fourth in a series of five posts recounting my experiences using Entity Framework Code-First to replace ADO.NET and stored procedures in a … Read more
This is the third in a series of five posts recounting my experiences using Entity Framework Code-First to replace ADO.NET and stored procedures in a … Read more