Unit Testing. Books have been written about it. Many, many books. About Unit testing; about Testing methodologies, about Unit Testing approaches, about [...]
September 21, 2015
Unit Testing
Windows 10
Windows 10 has been out for a few weeks now. I’ve upgraded one of my backup computers from 8.1 to Windows 10 (the Build I discussed a while back). [...]
August 15, 2015
Buying Books … but never reading them
I’ve got a problem. Computer/Programming books. I have a shelf full of them. When I was a teenager my computer time was limited, so I would often [...]
August 2, 2015
XML Serialization and Nested Generic Types
For some time I have been working on and off on an attempt to create a useful, powerful, and easy to use library to help with serializing and deserializing [...]
July 19, 2015
C# 6 Features: Null-conditional Operator
Previously, I wrote about String Interpolation and Expression-bodied members, new features to C# 6.0. Today I will be looking at the Null-Conditional [...]
June 24, 2015
BASeBlock Babble
More babbling about BASeBlock. It’s actually rather sad in a way because I would actually prefer to work on my work projects than on my own, simply [...]
June 20, 2015
3D Programming is still hard
A bit of a shorter post. Sort of a “progress” report on some of the personal stuff I’ve worked on recently. BASeBlock I’ve come to [...]
May 11, 2015
Wherein I dive into the Azure cloud
After my recent minor troubles with web hosting and domain name weirdness,I decided to look into possible ways to branch out, or improve the site. While [...]
May 5, 2015
Back to BASeBlock
BASeBlock was one of my first projects that I wrote in C#. I wrote a program that sort of worked like HijackThis and a INI file reader class- which I [...]
April 24, 2015
Debug Logs- a C# approach
Somehow I’ve managed to never write about my Debug log class, looking through my post history. It’s a versatile Debug Logging class that [...]
April 3, 2015