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Exec and sp_executesql | The Agile Workshop blog
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The Agile Workshop blog. Software development and agile mentoring. Posted by: Stephen Oakman. September 9, 2009. Exec and sp executesql. I’m working on a project that has a custom data access layer and lots and lots of stored procedures. One of my tasks right now is to look at optimising some of the more troublesome procs. Typically many of these generate dynamic sql. But when I ran the tests to gather the timings the sp executesql tests run SLOWER! I have managed to speed up the proc though but through ...
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Be careful having virtual directories overlapping MVC controllers in ASP.NET | The Agile Workshop blog
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The Agile Workshop blog. Software development and agile mentoring. Posted by: Ronnie Barker. April 15, 2010. Be careful having virtual directories overlapping MVC controllers in ASP.NET. Just wasted a bunch of time looking at a problem which, initially pointed at a permissions problem in our good old friend IIS7…. The error we got was a 500.19 error with the message:. The requested page cannot be accessed because the related configuration data for the page is invalid. Laquo; The Migrate Now approach.
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A quick look at NSubstitute | The Agile Workshop blog
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The Agile Workshop blog. Software development and agile mentoring. Posted by: Stephen Oakman. July 15, 2010. A quick look at NSubstitute. For a side project I’ve started to use NSubstitute. Which is a new mocking framework for .net. We currently use Moq for pretty much all of our projects but NSubstitute looks really nice so I thought I would try it out. Var migrationStoreMock = new Mock IMigrationStore (); var storedMigrations = new List IMigration (); migrationStoreMock.Setup(s = s.StoreMigrati...What ...
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Why ‘A man then spoke’? | A man then spoke
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A man then spoke. Net Developer and apprentice Alt.Netter. Why ‘A man then spoke’? 22 September 2008 in Uncategorized. Just in case anyone is wondering as to the title of my blog (I don’t expect anyone is) – it is an anagram of my name, Stephen Oakman🙂. Comments feed for this article. 21 September 2009 at 9:27 am. My world seems much more complete now, thanks🙂. Why the slow blog posts? Nothing new in 3 months! 21 September 2009 at 10:08 am. Btw – are you coming to our talk in Bristol tomorrow?
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TeamCity, VS2010 and Embedded Resources | The Agile Workshop blog
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The Agile Workshop blog. Software development and agile mentoring. Posted by: Stephen Oakman. July 14, 2010. TeamCity, VS2010 and Embedded Resources. We hit an issue recently with switching to Visual Studio 2010 for all our projects and running the 2010 solution file directly from the TeamCity build runner. The issue was highlighted by a failing test which only failed on the build server. This enabled the solution to actually compile, but we got that one failing test. The fix we used here was to set a sy...
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It has to be the right ‘red’ | The Agile Workshop blog
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The Agile Workshop blog. Software development and agile mentoring. Posted by: Stephen Oakman. October 19, 2009. It has to be the right ‘red’. When following the mantra of ‘Red, Green, Refactor’ the ‘Red’ step is often overlooked. Even when getting to the ‘Red’ failing test step, it is important to check that it’s the right ‘red’. It’s far to easy to produce a failing test which fails for the wrong reasons. A quick check that it’s failing for the reasons you expect is worth it. Follow the Red, it is your ...
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The Agile Workshop blog. Software development and agile mentoring. Posted by: Ronnie Barker. August 29, 2009. Free ticket to Roy Osherove’s UK TDD Masterclass. Roy Osherove is giving an hands-on TDD Masterclass in the UK, September 21-25. Roy is author of The Art of Unit Testing ( http:/ www.artofunittesting.com/. A leading tdd and unit testing book; he maintains a blog at http:/ iserializable.com. Which amoung other things has critiqued tests written by Microsoft for asp.net. Posted by: Stephen Oakman.
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Procrastinating… | The Agile Workshop blog
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The Agile Workshop blog. Software development and agile mentoring. Posted by: Stephen Oakman. February 9, 2010. I’ve just tweeted about how I’m procrastinating. I’m looking at our website and I want to change it as, well, let’s be honest it sucks. I’ve had my eye on KooBoo. A net (and more importantly, an mvc) based cms which looks very impressive. I’m also looking at ruby on rails using RubyMine. So now I’m procrastinating by posting this instead. At least it’s content🙂. The Migrate Now approach.
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Quick hack to configure directory security on MVC Views with IIS | The Agile Workshop blog
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The Agile Workshop blog. Software development and agile mentoring. Posted by: Ronnie Barker. September 23, 2009. Quick hack to configure directory security on MVC Views with IIS. Just had a little issue where we wanted to secure up an ASP.NET MVC app using directory security but allow a single action through with anonymous auth. Unfortunately there is nothing to click on in IIS since MVC’s routes are decided dynamically and not from the file system. Tags: MVC IIS hack. On September 28, 2009. Russell East...
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AltNetBeers Cambridge – The Xmas Edition | The Agile Workshop blog
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The Agile Workshop blog. Software development and agile mentoring. Posted by: Stephen Oakman. December 14, 2009. AltNetBeers Cambridge – The Xmas Edition. Tomorrow night (15th December) I’m facilitating AltNetBeers Cambridge hosted at The Tram Depot from 7pm. So please, if you are free tomorrow evening, come along. It should prove to be a fun evening. Laquo; It has to be the right ‘red’. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Stephen O...