.NET Valley Live!


Location: At Penn State Wilkes-Barre

Thursday, June 18, 2009
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM

This meeting will take place in room 107 of the Academic Commons lecture hall (AC-107) at Penn State's Lehman/Wilkes-Barre campus.

Pizza and Soda will be provided based on the number of registered attendees. We'll also have several prizes to hand out.

More details regarding presentations will be announced at a later time.


Session 1 : 6:00 PM



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Advanced Techniques for Everyday Development
Presented By: Edwin Ames
Tags: ALT.NET
Session Length: 90 minutes

Session Summary:

Advanced Techniques for Everyday Development - Building a basic text messaging system using Behavior Driven Development with Mock Objects - Confused by the new techniques coming from the Alt.Net crowd? Does writing unit-test code seem like, well... more work? Don't know the difference between a mock and a fake and not sure why you should care?

We'll use simple examples to introduce and show the value of test and behavior driven development. Once you have a basic understanding we'll move on to a more realistic business problem. You'll see an analysis of the business problem and the resulting executable behavioral specification. We'll end by looking at implementation issues and you'll see how mocks and fakes fit into the process.

When we're finished you'll be aware of a basic toolbox: NUnit, TestDriven.Net, Moq and a set of techniqes to make everyday coding easier.