Microsoft Techdays 2010
Wow! First day of Techdays is gone and I’ve done both of my presentations: Test Driven Development Patterns Top 10 mistakes in unit testing The attendance was pretty good and all the attendees were...
View ArticlePresentation at Codemash
Wow, first day of CodeMash and so far it’s being great! It’s really an awesome conference! Yesterday at the precompiler, I went to the ” Getting Published in an Evolving Industry: How to Survive and...
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MVC virtual conference #2
On Feb 8th I participated on the MVC Conf #2. It was a great experience, though is still a bit weird not to see the crowd . My session was about “Quality driven acceptance tests using Capybara” and it...
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Testing with random values: is it really dangerous?
Last Saturday I presented a session about automation at the Winnipeg Code Camp. I’ve been doing presentations a the WPG CC for the past three years, and is always a blast! Great sessions, lots of...
View ArticleNuget gotcha: Avoid storing packages in the repository
It’s been a while since Nuget project was released. Since the project birth I’ve been watching closely to see when would be a good opportunity to start using it for my projects and recommend using it...
View ArticleNuget for local teams
Two weeks ago I started migrating all my .NET projects to Nuget, you can read more about it in my previous post. After I was done with my OSS projects, I decided to share the goodness with some of my...
View ArticleUsing multiple sources for Nuget
Last post I talked about installing a local Nuget server and the benefits. However the implementation wasn’t as simple and straightforward as I expected, here is the roadblocks I found and what I had...
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The Bowling Game Kata – First attempt
Last week I did a presentation about the Bowling Game kata in C#. I created a repository on GitHub with the code so I can share my first attempt. You can follow the commit comments to get an idea of...
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Meet the Clojure programming language
I have the pleasure to welcome Sebastian Galkin as a guest contributor to my blog. I have known Sebastian for some years, since I used to be his manager in one of his first jobs in a software company....
View ArticleWPF MVVM demystified
Motivation Lately I have been hearing a few discussion about using MVVM as a pattern to work with desktop apps when using .NET and WPF. The first question usually is about justifying the use of the...
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