Its hard work wading through all the April Fools – hopefully none of these are jokes
Software
- WatiN 2.0 beta 1 – The WatiN team announce the first beta release of WatiN 2.0, featuring new and improved browser support including IE8 ad Chrome, running as a service with no interactive UI, and a whole bunch more
- Firebug Lite – Scott Watermasysk highlights a useful bit of JavaScript that brings some of the functionality of Firebug to other browser platforms.
- Database Versioning and Documentation Tool for Microsoft SQL Server – Henk Oberholzer announce the Version 4.1 release of MSSqlSchemaDoc his tool for Versioning and Documenting SQL Server 2005 and 2008 (with 2000 support coming soon) databases and producing HTML based documentation which can be turned into CHM help files
- What’s New in CodeRush & Refactor! Pro 9.1 – Mark Miller talks about the new release of CodeRich and Refactor! Pro from DevExpress,a nd explains the new version number scheme
- WCF Service Functional and Performance Testing Tool : WCFStorm – Erik Araojo announces the release of his very reasonably priced commercial tool for testing WCF based services which offers a number of useul looking features for both functional and performance testing of services. Free Trial version is also available
Information
- ASP.NET MVC 1.0 – ScottGu announces that ASP.NET MVC is released under tha MS-PL license, an OSI approved open source license. This is great news for everyone, especially Miguel de Icaza and the Mono project
- Open Source License For System.Web.Mvc – Phil Haack shares his thoughts on the choice of license
- ASP.NET MVC Best Practices (Part 1) – Kazi Manzur Rashid shares a set of 13 best practices for working with ASP.NET MVC, talking about ways of working, and technical things that represent the best way of achieving something in the platform,
- Functional Programming and Collective Intelligence – II – Matthew Podwysocki continues his look at how Functional Programming and Collective Intelligence with a look at a few more algorithms for measuring similarity.
- Don’t be afraid of complex constraints – Karl Seguin looks at how you can handle more complex constraints when mocking by using partial mocks, inline custom constraints or constraint objects