Monthly Archives: September 2008
Object-Oriented Design Heuristics
Hi, Object-Oriented Design Heuristics is the book I’ve been reading for the last two months. Besides of the amount of work in this period, I could always find some time to read it. The book has 11 chapters and, without appendixes, 217 pages. So, it’s not a exhaustive reading. The most interesting in this book […]
Ajax Control Toolkit
Hi, today will talk about a really useful web development library, called the Ajax Control Toolkit. “The AJAX Control Toolkit is a joint project between the community and Microsoft. Built upon the ASP.NET 2.0 AJAX Extensions, the Toolkit aims to be the biggest and best collection of web-client components available. The Toolkit addresses three needs. […]
Interface Unit Tests with Selenium
Hi, this week started with tests development, since I took the responsability of testing a Web Application. However, different from the others tests that I’ve done in the past, which covered C# code, this ones are related to the project’s user interface. So, testing javascript code and interface functionality are now part of my work. […]
ASP.NET and Google Maps – part 2
Hi, in the last post, we talked about how to integrate an ASP.NET application with google maps. But, we didn’t do anything interesting at all. Today, I will show some features of the google maps API so your application can be more funny. What about an application that show how to people arrive in your […]
ASP.NET and Google Maps
Hi, last moth I was little busy with graduation thesis’ activities, so I could not give such attention to the blog. But, I’ll try to write as soon as I have some time. Today, I’ll talk about how to create an ASP.NET application that integrates with google maps. This has been my work on Inove […]
