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Author Archives: erictummers
Async unit test
With the .NET framework 4.5 making stuff asynchronous has become very easy with async-await. I’ve looked into unit testing this new way of programming and found that Microsoft thought about this too.
During my exercise I had to replace my trusted RhinoMocks by NSubstitute when the tests are run in parallel. Seems that RhinoMocks is not thread safe. More about that in the references. Continue reading
Remote debugger extension
The Server Explorer in Visual Studio holds a hidden gem: the debugger extension for Azure. This integration is documented on MSDN but I just recently found it. Integration makes it easier to debug in azure. Just enable debugging and attach … Continue reading
Week 8 roundup
Last week recap and links: Gitflow for visual studio, we’ve been using this feature with SourceTree. Now a plugin for visual studio. 10 Years of Doing BDD All Wrong. Video from CukeUp! 2014. Read here why to keep your code … Continue reading
Know your user
When we create a (web) application the GUI must be responsive on every platform. All kinds of frameworks and scripts help us to achieve the best experience on every device. But what about operations? Do they get the best experience? … Continue reading
Bind WPF control to Window property
I’ve decided to write this small post on how to bind a WPF control to a property of the Window code behind. Every time I forget one of the steps and end up searching for this: Create a dependency property, … Continue reading
.NET Development by Eric 