Is it relevant to have a code coverage target? In a talk at NDC Oslo 2014 Uncle Bob said that the only reasonable goal is 100%. On the other hand Mark Seemann recently said on twitter and in a follow up blog post that “I thought it was common knowledge that nothing good comes from… Continue reading Code Coverage does Matter
Category: Architecture
Getting a Pull Request Accepted
I like to receive pull requests, but I like some more than others. Here are a few hints on how to make me love your totally awesome pull request and merge it instantly. With a bit more than a year as an open source maintainer I’ve received a few pull requests. Some have been good,… Continue reading Getting a Pull Request Accepted
NDC 2014 Highlights
Last week, I was in beautiful Oslo in Norway most of the week for NDC 2014. It was a great conference and I’d like to point out a few highlights. For the first time, I was a speaker at a major conference. I’ve done quite a few internal talks before and a few externals too,… Continue reading NDC 2014 Highlights
ASP.NET Identity and Owin Overview
ASP.NET Identity is the reworked, flexible replacement for the old membership system that has been around since ASP.NET 2.0. ASP.NET Identity is more well designed and flexible than the old membership system and uses Owin middleware components for external logins such as Facebook, Google and Twitter. Compared to the membership system, the architecture of ASP.NET… Continue reading ASP.NET Identity and Owin Overview
Rerunning all Unit Tests with Different UI Culture
I was recently made aware that some unit tests for Kentor.AuthServices were failing on non-English computers. To handle that, I set up an Azure VM with Swedish installed and made a special unit test that would run all other tests with different UI cultures. When I first understood that I had tests that were broken… Continue reading Rerunning all Unit Tests with Different UI Culture