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Taming NHibernate Child Collection Persistence

January 1 2010
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I’ve been using [hacking at] NHibernate as my main ORM choice for just over a year and I’ve been exceptionally happy with the growing number of projects to augment it’s functionality, especially the Fluent NHibernate and LINQ-to-NHibernate contributions. NH isn’t exactly a si... [More]
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Testing ASP.NET MVC with QUnit - Part 2

February 20 2009
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In Part 1 of this series I demonstrated how QUnit can be used to test JsonResult action methods in ASP.NET MVC applications. Part 2 will take the idea a little further by showing an example of how QUnit can be used to inspect potential user-input areas on your MVC forms and to use those values in te... [More]
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Testing ASP.NET MVC with QUnit - Part 1

February 20 2009
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One of the problems that face any web developer is their ability to properly test the GUI components of their sites. A few options exist, specifically Watin, with varying degrees of success. Now that I've been experimenting with the ASP.NET MVC framework I've modified a good deal of my GUI work in s... [More]
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Lightweight Process Question

February 17 2009
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I think there exists some value in a direct mapping between your software's system roles, the functions provided to each role, and the tests one writes to verify that each type of user can perform each task with the same desired outcome. Albeit a simplistic (or trite) view of the process of creating... [More]
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