Automating Specification by Example for .NET Web Applications

If you or your organisation: are/is constrained to running your .NET tests (unit, acceptance) on-site rather than in the cloud would like some guidance on how to set-up Continuous Integration read on. Introduction Purpose Remember, an acceptance test system as a tool is only as good … Continue reading →

How to Increase Software Developer Productivity

Is your organisation: Wanting to get more out of your Software Developers? Wanting to increase RoI? Spending too much money fixing bugs? Development team not releasing business value fast enough? Maybe your a software developer and you want to lift your game to the next level? If any … Continue reading →

Painless git diff

I've been using Node.js quite a bit lately and decided it was time to start using Git for my projects. I'm used to using Mercurial (Hg) for DVCS, but have only used it on Windows and a little on Linux via command line. I was looking for a similar experience that Windows gave me for Hg (file … Continue reading →

DVCS vs CVCS

Some differences between Distributed Version Control Systems (DVCS) and Centralised Version Control Systems (CVCS) The central server dilemma I hear a number of people being fearful about what they hear about DVCS not having a central repository. In most cases this is not entirely true. There … Continue reading →

Password-less Repository Authentication for Mercurial

I setup a free account a short while ago at bitbucket with the intention of creating a version control repository for Hg. So far this has worked out well. Although every time I communicated with the back end repo I'd have to enter my credentials. I realized if I added my user name to the URL, … Continue reading →

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