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xUnit.net 1.9 Extensibility
Lately, I’ve taken to using xUnit.net as my unit testing framework of choice for .NET projects. The API is very simple and straightforward as it tries not to re-invent concepts that are already a part of the language. For example constructors and
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Image Resizer 3 Preview 3 Released
I just released another version of my Image Resizer. Here’s a screenshot.
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Image Resizer 3 Preview 2
In case anyone missed it, I released a second preview of Image Resizer 3. I wanted to get the existing bits as stable as possible so I fixed a few bugs and created a setup bootstrapper so there is no longer separate 32-bit and 64-bit installers. The main feature I added was multi-threaded resizing so now all those powerful cores on you computer can be used for resizing.
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Automatic Update for CodePlex Projects
I recently implemented a check for updates feature on my Image Resizer for Windows project, and wanted to share my experience for the benefit of other CodePlex project coordinators and developers.
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Image Resizer 3 Preview 1
I just released the first preview of Image Resizer 3. For more details, see the link.
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A Window's Default Size
One of my biggest pet peeves is when, after switching resolutions, your window sizes become too small to work with. This is particularly bothersome in Media Player, Outlook, and Visual Studio. So, I wrote the following registry script to reset them to their default sizes.
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Project Idea: Windows Phone Team Explorer
I recently got a Windows Phone, and I had a great idea for a project: a lightweight Team Foundation Server client. It doesn’t need to be a full-blown client because there are only a handful of things that I would actually care about on a mobile device. My initial thoughts are to prioritize the features as follows.