Many, myself included, have been eagerly awaiting the release of the ReSharper Runner of Machine.Specification (MSpec) for ReSharper 6. I’m glad to announce that this is now available, which is the result of a team-effort between Victor Kropp , Chris Nicola , myself and of course Alexander Gross...
As of late, much of the code I write, somehow or other has to communicate with an HTTP server. Be it a “ReSTful” service or a “Wanna-be-ReSTful” service, I’ve had the need to make GET, POST, PUT et al operations and work with JSON. After writing smaller wrappers around WebRequest...
As some of you know, we recently shipped TeamCity 6 which includes, out of the box, a bundled version of dotCover . What this means is that you can now get coverage reports for your code easily, and of course, for free if you’re using the Professional version of TeamCity . The setup is quite easy...
If you’re using MSpec ( Machine.Specifications ), you’ve no doubt run into the verbosity of it. Here’s a typical specification in MSpec [ Subject ( "Registering as new a usergroup" )] public class when_requesting_registration_page { Establish context = () => { }; Because...