One of the presentations I got to go to at Code Camp PDX was on Mocking, and to my excitement, Rhino Mocks was used for all the examples. The Presenter was John Hann, and I think he did a great job. There is also a lot of useful content on his weblog. If you are test-driven, or trying to get there, check it out!

This isn't mentioned in the Windows Live Writer Plugins over on the side of my weblog (look --->), but I used it for the last post and it worked without fuss. Worth checking out. Thanks, Mike Ormond! 

Link to Mike Ormond's WebLog : Live Writer Source Code Format Plug-in

I took some time off to watch this morning. It's sooo awesome to see Scott Hanselman use windows at 1.8x speed. I learned about 5 things about tools I thought I knew everything about. Pretty cool! 

Source: DNRTV - Sysinternals Tools
Originally published on Mon, 11 Sep 2006 02:16:38 GMT

NOTE: A few weeks ago I expressed interest in doing a meta-link blog - a link blog of the best of link blogs I read. I got busy and never got around to doing it. What I really wanted to do is mark up/tag other links I liked for my friends. It is much easier to that with Windows Live Writer and the blog this plugin for RSS Bandit, so that is what I am doing here. I've taken some links from Jason Haley's Interesting Finds, and highlighted the ones I want to show my friends.

Interesting article on how to do brain dumps as part of a GTD process: 

punkey - Do a braindump and feel relief

As nemerle and boo are to future C#, I hope mbunit is to future NUnit (i.e. try out cool ideas on a more experiment-friendly crowd, then migrate them to wider audience)

James Avery - I have seen the light and it is called MbUnit
 

Source: Intersting Finds: September 7, 2006
Originally published on Thu, 07 Sep 2006 19:23:00 GMT