Archive for the 'Development' Category

Sep 25 2008

Amazing upgrade – Samsung Solid State 64GB Drive

Published by Christopher Keslin under Development

All I have to say is WOW.  If you want to breath new life into laptop or even workstation read on…
I have to stick with Vista as my primary work horse because the majority of my time is spent developing applications that require IIS7 (WAS).  While VMs are an option and I use them for many different [...]

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Aug 13 2008

WPF running under IIS no more…

Published by Christopher Keslin under Development

About a year and a half ago I began work on an application that has a WPF client deployed through click once and a public Web interface.  The two apps share many reports and we really wanted to have a common report library that would provide fixed page documents through both.  After evaluating some very [...]

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Aug 07 2008

Code Generation and TDD

Published by Christopher Keslin under Development

Code Generation and Test Driven Development share the same common goal; decrease development time while increasing quality.  However, each technique achieves their common goal by very different, and at first glance, opposing paradigms.  This post focuses on how development teams can increase their velocity significantly by understanding the strengths of each technique and laying out clear rules of [...]

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