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The Book of Bob
Home Math Design Coding Thesis Musings Welcome! Welcome to The Book of Bob. This page contains Bob's works and thoughts. Everything from scholarly papers on mathematics, to image manipulations and designs, to web development. It's all here. I like to use my allotted virtual space to help others who share my same interests. If you have anything to contribute, send it to me. I like to think of this page as a work of art, something always evolving and morphing into an object of procreation. I
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b l o g b a n d i t Wretch, Redemption's son Subscribe via RSS Home About Misc Contact Sitemap 11Dec/103 Devotional Thoughts With Rev. Zizek Cynical distance is just one way ... to blind ourselves to the structural power of ideological fantasy: even if we do not take things seriously, even if we keep an ironical distance, we are still doing them. - The Sublime Object of Ideology Today's devotional is brought to you by Slovenian philosopher Slavoj ?i?ek. The following reading comes from
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Naresh Jain
Blog Slides Home Amplify Your Agility Naresh Jain Coaching | Training | Assessment | eLearning What's New? SessionsVisualize, Quantify & CritiqueYour Programming Sessions On Your Project Upcoming Conferences Open Source Projects: FitNesse ProTest Patang Lattu
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Golden Nuggets
Golden Nuggets Thursday, May', 2011 Thursday Quickie - Mocking Events with Moq There are times when the code under test depends on an event being fired by a component we're mocking. You can explicitly fire a mocked object's event using the following code var authService = new Mock(); authService.Raise(m => m.LoggedIn += null, null as AuthenticationEventArgs); You can also raise an event on the mock as part of a callback - i.e. fire the event when a method or
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The Blog ? Presented by Chris Rauber
The Blog ? Presented by Chris Rauber Thoughts, musings, and ramblings from a passionate web developer HomeAbout Coalesce in JavaScript March 2, 2011 IMHO, one of the most underused operators in C# is the coalesce operator (??). If you?re not familiar with this operator, it allows you to perform a ternary-like operation testing against a null reference object. Essentially, it?s a shortcut that returns the left-hand side of the coalescing operator if it?s non-null, or the