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In response to being tagged by Ben Scheirman : I'm a full-time software developer currently working for Wachovia (formerly World Savings) in San Antonio, TX. I'm a lead developer on the team I'm on. This doesn't mean I'm a master developer...

Published Thu, Dec 12 2007 3:28 PM by Jason Meridth

Filed under: .NET, microsoft, ReSharper, Agile, Visual Studio, ASP.NET, CruiseControl.NET, Continuous Integration, Automated Build, NAnt
Rhino Mocks 3.3 is out!!

Check out Oren's (Ayende Rahien) post here . Download it here . The most significant change that I like is the ability to setup expectations on void methods with Expect.Call. Check out Oren's other post about this here .

Published Fri, Oct 10 2007 12:35 PM by Jason Meridth

Filed under: .NET, Programming, ASP.NET, Mocking, C#
Routing from ASP.NET MVC inspires MonoRail

According to the recent check-in on MonoRail (build 586), they are setting the foundation to having routing just like ASP.NET MVC. Very cool. http://builds.castleproject.org/cruise/ViewSpecific.castle?name=CastleProject&log=log20071017002115Lbuild...

Published Tue, Oct 10 2007 10:46 PM by Jason Meridth

Filed under: monorail, ASP.NET, MVC
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 09 2007 5:41 PM by Jason Meridth

Filed under: microsoft, ASP.NET

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Rhino Mocks 3.3 is out!!

Routing from ASP.NET MVC inspires MonoRail

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