(Bala Paranj) Like Alex points out, this is a test smell according to Gerard Mezos. In .NET they have something called as data driven unit test. In Ruby we can accomplish the same thing using the following:

(John K. Waters) Brian Noyes didn’t set out to become a software architect. He started writing code “to stimulate his brain,” while he was flying F-14 Tomcat fighter aircraft for the U.S. Navy. As his software expertise developed, he found himself “going down a technical track” managing onboard miss

(Dan Mabbutt) The Windows Form is a special object in VB.NET. For desktop applications, it’s the module that’s called to start the application. I wrote an article in 2011 about some of the … well … “uniqueness” of Windows Forms in the article, Multiple Form Instantiation in VB.NET.

(Brady Gaster) If you’re a web developer, Mads Kristensen and Jorge Gabuardi are about to be your new best friends. In this episode of Web Camps TV, Mads and Jorge introduce you to all the new features available in Visual Studio 11 for web developers

(S.Somasegar) I’ve had multiple meetings recently with customers and press where the topic of .NET development has come up, particularly as it relates to the cloud and server.

(V.N.S Arun) As HTML 5 has become more popular among web developers recently, another popular web client framework jQuery is also proving to be up to date in providing its support for HTML 5. In this article I will be discussing the data attribute features of HTML 5 and the support offered by jQuery

(Shwetank Dixit) Lately, there has been much talk about the WebSockets API, and how it could change the way web applications are developed. In this article, we will take a look at

(Richard Carr) The using directive of the C# programming language is often used to create namespace aliases, allowing types with matching names that appear in separate namespaces to be easily accessed. A lesser known use of the directive is to create aliases for types.

(Stephen Walther) I am a huge fan of Ajax. If you want to create a great experience for the users of your website – regardless of whether you are building an ASP.NET MVC or an ASP.NET Web Forms site — then you need to use Ajax. Otherwise, you are just being cruel to your customers.

(Akhil Mittal) The article starts with introduction to one tier, two tier and n-tier architectures, their pros and cons, and later describes how we can achieve a simple basic multilayered architecture in .Net.