Monthly Archives: March 2009

TDD techniques : Mocking "If you can’t beat them, mock them"*

By Paul Lorena *Title taken from  ISerializable – Roy Osherove’s Blog : Geeky T-Shirt ideas  Introduction In Test Driven Development (TDD) you need to isolate one function or method to test is, it’s good so far. Usually a method has … Continue reading

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Escribiendo un plugin para jQuery

Dentro del desarrollo de nuestras aplicaciones web hay que batallar en muchas ocasiones con las cuestiones de presentacion (pues para el usuario casi todo entra por los ojos), asi­ que vamos y analizamos, miramos otros ejemplos y vemos que ahora … Continue reading

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How to validate a XML file with a Document Type Definition (DTD)?

By Paul Lorena Introduction We’ve saw in the previous post how to create a DTD, in this post we’ll test a XML file, this is important because in a SOA application the clients are (usually) outsiders, we can communicate data … Continue reading

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How to design a DTD

By Paul Lorena Introduction We usually use an XML document to communicate data with other applications, to do this we must specify the rules and the definitions of our XML file, that assure the consistence of the data to be … Continue reading

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What I’ve saw at Techdays 2009 – Belgium : ASP.NET MVC for smart people

By Paul Lorena Introduction I’ve been always interested about the MVC’s implementation for the ASP.NET. The typical MVC architectural pattern was proposed by Trygve Reenskaug. So I’ve attended the exposition of Scott Galloway at  the Techdays  2009 at Antwerp. Was … Continue reading

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