Monthly Archives: June 2010

Unit Testing your MVC Views

Posted on June 28, 2010 by John Teague

The story around testing your UI JavaScript is getting better and better.  I’ve been using QUnit for a couple of years and it’s not hard to to test individual components of your UI.  One thing that has always bothered me … Continue reading →

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Installing MonoTouch

Posted on June 28, 2010 by John Teague

I trying out MonoTouch for a few sample apps.  I’m going to log my travails as I go.  I’ve done a few sample Objective-C apps as well, so I should be able to do a compare and contrast between the … Continue reading →

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Automated Build ADNUG Presentation

Posted on June 20, 2010 by John Teague

The last ADNUG presentation was on Automated Builds.  We (were supposed) briefly discuss the different build tools available for .Net.  I gave a demo of using Nant, Derrick Bailey demonstrated Rake / Albacore, Jorge Matos demonstrated powereshell / psake and … Continue reading →

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Two Code Camps Last Month

Posted on June 1, 2010 by John Teague

I had the opportunity to speak at two code camps in May.  I spoke at the Iowa Code Camp and of course the Austin Code Camp.  I had a great time in Iowa, and no one made fun of my … Continue reading →

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