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Mario Cornejo Blog: VB XML Literals – Part 3 LinqToXml

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Notes about software development. October 14, 2009. VB XML Literals – Part 3 LinqToXml. Continuing with the series of blog post about VB XML Literals. In this post instead of copy de code from VisualStudio and paste it to the blog, I used Jing. To record a short screencast (5 min) where I try to explain how to use LinqToXml with XML Literals. You can see the screen cast from jing here. XML Literals - Part 1. XML Literals – Part 2. Posted by Mario H. Cornejo. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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Mario Cornejo Blog: December 2009

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Notes about software development. December 1, 2009. TDD with Fluent Validation. In this mini-screencast (5 min) I show how to write unit test for a class that use the Fluent Validation. You can the screencast from the jing. Posted by Mario H. Cornejo. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). You can visit my spanish blog at www.developeando.com. TDD with Fluent Validation.

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Mario Cornejo Blog: VB XML Literals – Part 2

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Notes about software development. October 6, 2009. VB XML Literals – Part 2. In the first part. Of this serie about XML Literals I explained how to load an Order object from a XML File. Now I will see how to do the reverse case. I will save the order data to a xml file. This is the test which will tell if my method is working as expected:. Should save order to file(). FileName = @". . Order Temp.xml". Order = CreateSampleOrder();. OrderXmlTasks.SaveToFile(fileName, order);. Line = fileLines[i].Trim();.

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Mario Cornejo Blog: November 2009

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Notes about software development. November 2, 2009. Munq – IoC Container for ASP.NET MVC. Searching for a lightweight IoC container to use on a ASP.NET MVC project I fund Munq. Which use code from the Funq. Project. I found it very easy to configure, So I record a short screen cast (4 min, using jing. That shows how to configure it when it’s use with the default template for a new ASP.NET MVC project 1 in Visual Studio. You can also see the screen cast from the jing site here. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).

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Mario Cornejo Blog: Sharp Tests Ex

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Notes about software development. September 17, 2009. I downloaded the MsTest extensions developed by Fabio Maulo. One of the main feature of these extensions is that I can write my test assertions using a fluent interface. Also I get better test fail messages. Using a fluent interface to write my assertions is a better way to express the test intent instead of use the static methods of the Assert class . It´s easier to distinguish between the expected and obtained value. Var username = "username";.

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Mario Cornejo Blog: Munq – IoC Container for ASP.NET MVC

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Notes about software development. November 2, 2009. Munq – IoC Container for ASP.NET MVC. Searching for a lightweight IoC container to use on a ASP.NET MVC project I fund Munq. Which use code from the Funq. Project. I found it very easy to configure, So I record a short screen cast (4 min, using jing. That shows how to configure it when it’s use with the default template for a new ASP.NET MVC project 1 in Visual Studio. You can also see the screen cast from the jing site here.

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Mario Cornejo Blog: TDD with Fluent Validation

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Notes about software development. December 1, 2009. TDD with Fluent Validation. In this mini-screencast (5 min) I show how to write unit test for a class that use the Fluent Validation. You can the screencast from the jing. Posted by Mario H. Cornejo. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). You can visit my spanish blog at www.developeando.com. TDD with Fluent Validation.

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Mario Cornejo Blog: September 2009

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Notes about software development. September 17, 2009. I downloaded the MsTest extensions developed by Fabio Maulo. One of the main feature of these extensions is that I can write my test assertions using a fluent interface. Also I get better test fail messages. Using a fluent interface to write my assertions is a better way to express the test intent instead of use the static methods of the Assert class . It´s easier to distinguish between the expected and obtained value. Var username = "username";.

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Mario Cornejo Blog: LinqToSql DataContext per HTTP Request

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Notes about software development. February 10, 2010. LinqToSql DataContext per HTTP Request. Working on projects where, by specific client request, I need to use LinqToSql as my data access layer. When I want to abstract the data access layer using repositories, so I can write some unit tests for the service layer. I found the need to share the same data context thru all the repositories, so basically what I needed was a single data context per HTTP request. T)] = dataContext;. January 30, 2012 at 6:00 AM.