September 2007 - Jason Meridth

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Apple's new product - iBrick

This is what happens to your iPhone if you opened it up for use with other carriers. I haven't gotten one yet, but will hopefully. Someday.

Published Fri, Sep 28 2007 3:46 PM by Jason Meridth

Filed under: apple, funny
Ubuntu 7.10 (Gutsy Gibbon) BETA released yesterday - final release in October

Ubuntu 7.10 released yesterday. Go here to download and help Canonical with beta testing. I am downloading it at home and will load one of my "mutt" PCs tonight and start using it. Instructions on how to insert bugs into the tracking system...

Published Fri, Sep 28 2007 9:54 AM by Jason Meridth

Filed under: Linux, Ubuntu
Be kind to your testers

Jeremy Miller posted about Testers being pigs . I have learned through my current position that he is completely correct. We have the "corporate" agile going at our place of business. Legend: Developer Systems Analyst (tester) Business Analyst...

Published Wed, Sep 26 2007 8:31 PM by Jason Meridth

Filed under: testing
MonoRail #4: Validation

This post was decided upon after watching Hammet 's screencast on using attribute-based validation in MonoRail. * NOTE : I do not agree with embedding validation into the domain model. I would prefer a service handle this, but I'm utilizing the...

Published Wed, Sep 26 2007 11:08 AM by Jason Meridth

Filed under: castle, monorail
Domain Model Overuse post by David Laribee on CodeBetter

David Laribee recently posted on Domain Model Overuse and my colleague Joe Ocampo (AgileJoe) responded . Check out the comments. Note: If you want to read Fowler's article on AnemicDomainModel, check out the cached version on Google , since the entry...

Published Tue, Sep 25 2007 8:21 AM by Jason Meridth

Filed under: Blogs
Chris Dereadt joins LosTechies

We're growing by leaps and bounds. Today we welcome Christopher Dereadt to LosTechies. I'm a little biased see how I work with him on a daily basis. Chris has been working at a large financial institution for the past 3 years. He is fully versed...

Published Mon, Sep 24 2007 11:36 AM by Jason Meridth
Ruby on Rails - WOW!

Okay, I've been hearing about Ruby and even went through the "Try Ruby" on hobbix walk-through . I've scripted in Python, another dynamic language, for my Linux bash scripts and I've also create a web site to interact with Amazon...

Published Sun, Sep 23 2007 3:45 PM by Jason Meridth

Filed under: ruby
MonoRail HotSwap

Ayende (pronounced A-yend (no eh at the end) - verified in this post after hearing Colin pronounce it) posted on an idea he has - MonoRail HotSwap and Colin Ramsay did a screencast of MonoRail HotSwap . I know that the AppDomain having to reset because...

Published Sun, Sep 23 2007 3:27 PM by Jason Meridth

Filed under: .NET, castle, monorail, Ayende, Windsor
Forget Subversion's blame, we need the Microsoft's WSYP program (joke)

Originally posted here , where I found it.

Published Sat, Sep 22 2007 10:18 PM by Jason Meridth

Filed under: microsoft, funny
Castle 1.0 Release Candidate 3 is out

Hammet posted that RC3 is out . For those of you who were on RC2 and hesitant to use the trunk, this is great news. Hammet also posted what the changes were .

Published Fri, Sep 21 2007 9:10 PM by Jason Meridth

Filed under: castle
LosTechies welcomes Sean Chambers to the group

We are happy to announce that another blogger will be joining us today. His name is Sean Chambers. His blog is currently located here and Sean has agreed to cross-post to our group. Sean is living in Palm Coast, Florida and works at Flagler County School...

Published Fri, Sep 21 2007 6:37 AM by Jason Meridth

Filed under: Blogs
Another reason to love FaceBook

Check out this video

Published Wed, Sep 19 2007 6:35 PM by Jason Meridth

Filed under: Tools
Agile Cheat Sheet

Excellent post by Jimmy Bogard. Definitely add him to your feeds if you don't have him yet.

Published Tue, Sep 18 2007 7:08 PM by Jason Meridth

Filed under: Tools, Agile
Brad Abrams hints (again) on Microsoft MVC framework for ASP.NET and Phil Haack will head it up

Brad Abrams, Group manager of the .NET Framework, posted today announcing the Microsoft hiring of Phil Haack, core SubText blogging engine developer. Brad mentions that Phil will head the team to bring about a MVC architecture for ASP.NET. I've followed...

Published Tue, Sep 18 2007 5:41 PM by Jason Meridth

Filed under: microsoft, ASP.NET
Monorail #3 : Unit Testing and ViewComponents

UNIT TESTING After the past 2 1/2 posts I've migrated my unit tests to use the BaseControllerTest abstract class that originated from the Eleutian guys, but is now a part of the Castle MonoRail trunk download . Here is my ExampleControllerTests class...

Published Tue, Sep 18 2007 11:27 AM by Jason Meridth

Filed under: castle, monorail

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Apple's new product - iBrick

Ubuntu 7.10 (Gutsy Gibbon) BETA released yesterday - final release in October

Be kind to your testers

MonoRail #4: Validation

Domain Model Overuse post by David Laribee on CodeBetter

Chris Dereadt joins LosTechies

Ruby on Rails - WOW!

MonoRail HotSwap

Forget Subversion's blame, we need the Microsoft's WSYP program (joke)

Castle 1.0 Release Candidate 3 is out

LosTechies welcomes Sean Chambers to the group

Another reason to love FaceBook

Agile Cheat Sheet

Brad Abrams hints (again) on Microsoft MVC framework for ASP.NET and Phil Haack will head it up

Monorail #3 : Unit Testing and ViewComponents