Test-Driven Development (TDD) is one of the core practices of XP. Generally when I introduce people to the concept, I either get a look that says I’m crazy, or they comment on how they used to do that “back in the day”, which generally leads to discussions about walking uphill 20 miles in the snow…
Month: September 2006
Yes, Reflector does work on Mono
In the last post about Mono 1.1.17, I posted that about running Lutz Roeder’s Reflector in Mono. Yes, Reflector does run in Mono, on Linux. I’ve seen some quirks with it, but here’s a screen shot of it: I started it by running mono Reflector.exe /compat after downloading and unzipping it. Cool stuff!
Mono 1.1.17, NUnit and Reflector
It looks like the Mono project has released version 1.1.17. It’s great news for two reasons. First, we now have the NUnit GUI building out of the box (with our 2.4 Release Candidate code) on Mono/Linux: Secondly, according to Matt Hargett, Reflector now runs on Mono (if you use the /compat switch) Big kudos to…