The new feature encapsulated by MatcherAttibute in Moq allows developers to create quite easy argument matchers. In a scenario with a Customer class and a IFooService: public class Customer { public string Name { get; set; } public int Age
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Improved argument matchers in Moq
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Discrete Event Simulation and the DEVS formalism
Discrete Event Simulation and the DEVS formalism
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Lambda Calculus
Lambda Calculus
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The requestor pattern: avoid looping twice
The requestor pattern: avoid looping twice
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Integrating JSF, RichFaces and GWT (Part 2)
In the first part of the article, we showed how to let a JSF bean drive a GWT module through an exposed JavaScript API. Now we’ll see how to make a GWT module raise events in a way such that a call to the server is made letting it respond accordingly...
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Basis of Term Rewriting Systems
Basis of Term Rewriting Systems
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Integrating JSF, RichFaces and GWT (Part 1)
Integrating JSF, RichFaces and GWT (Part 1)
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Upgraded jQuery Tag Suggestions
Upgraded jQuery Tag Suggestions
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GuardQ: Guard class meets Linq
Update: The code has moved to NetFx project at http://code.google.com/p/netfx/source/browse/trunk/Source/Guard.cs. In the task of validating function arguments, usually a sealed class Guard is created. For example, if we want to validate for null...
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Mocking with LINQ: Moq is here!
Mocking with LINQ: Moq is here!
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