Why I'm happy to have ponied up for NCrunch, an automated concurrent testing tool for Visual Studio.
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A collection of 31 posts
Password Management for Mortals
A quick post aimed at my non-technical friends and family, offering advice on how to safely manage passwords.
SupportDetails.com
Here’s a super-handy little site for anyone who’s ever had to perform website support over the phone. Instruct the user to navigate to SupportDetails.com. They can then see the answers to most of the questions you’re
NHProf - NHibernate Profiler
The inimitable Ayende Rahien is close to releasing version 1.0 of his NHibernate Profiler tool, and it really is shaping up to be a rather lovely little addition to my developer toolbox. In much the same way that we
TFS: Using Alternative Diff/Merge Tools
There are many things I love about Team Foundation Server, but the supplied diff/merge tool is not one of them. It is - how can I put this? – somewhat basic. Indeed, I’ve heard tell of people going out
NDepend
OK, dear readers, today I’d like to talk about tools. Software development isn’t really so different from traditional skilled crafts in that it is important to have an understanding of the tools available to help you create a
SnagIt
Clients regularly ask me “Hey, how do you do those fancy screen shots with arrows, highlights, and torn page effects?” Answer: I use Snag It, a funky little program which John initially recommended to me (although he’s not a
MSB3247 - Dependent Assembly Conflicts
Earlier today a dev came over to ask me about a compiler warning he was getting when building a .NET solution: MSB3247: Found conflicts between different versions of the same dependent assembly.This is basically telling you that one project