Author Archives: nandokakimoto
Lessons Learned From My First ThoughtWorks Project
Hey Guys, It has been a while since my last post here. Lots of things changed in 2011. The big change happend in March when I joined ThoughtWorks Brazil and moved to Porto Alegre. From March to November (8 months) I worked in a distributed team between Brazil and EUA. During the project, we as […]
LINQ for JavaScript
LINQ is one of my favorite features in the C# language so far. There is no such a thing as filtering, ordering and grouping data using an easy and fluent API. In the last weeks I found myself writing lot of JavaScript code. More than just ajax calls, DOM manipulation and fancy animations, my team […]
JavaScript Immetiate Object Initialization
Hello everyone, During this weekend I watched a couple of sessions in channel 9 recorded during the MIX 11 event. I really liked Elijah Manor’s talk whose title is Good JavaScript Habits for C# Developers. In addition to simple tips on JavaScript programming, such as False-y Values and Comparison Operators, Elijah showed some techniques that […]
Binding JS array to C# list in ASP.NET MVC
Hey guys, This will be a very short post about a problem that I faced this week while writing some JavaScript code. At first sight, the acticity should be a very simple one: send an array of data from client to server via AJAX. My pair and I tried a simple POST request similiar to […]
Extending ASP.NET MVC Model Binding Mechanism
Hey guys, In the last posts I’ve talked about the use of Moq framework when writing ASP.NET MVC unit tests. Today, I will be talking about ASP.NET MVC Model Binding mechanism and how to extend it to make your life easier when writing testable web applications. [I have written a similar post on SharpShooters blog, […]
TDD in ASP.NET MVC Applications with Moq Framework
Last post, I introduced the use of Moq framework to code unit tests in .NET applications. Today, I’ll use Moq to test my ASP.NET MVC controllers. One of the key benefits of ASP.NET MVC is the facility to set up automated tests and use methodologies such as TDD (Test-Driven Development). Using the Red-Green-Refactor mantra, we […]
