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Learning through Technology
Home | About | Archives | Links | Contact Learning through Technology Fri 14 Nov 2008 Update on the test Posted by jon under General TechnologyNo Comments Okay. It took me awhile to get on board but I am now completely sold. Gmail is the only email system you will ever need. I know that is a grandios statement to make but after using it for only a short period of time, I highly recommend it. I have cut my email time in half both checking and responding. I am able to search email more
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Joe Fulgham | I'm just this guy, you know?Joe Fulgham | I'm just this guy, you know
Joe Fulgham I'm just this guy, you know? Search Main menu Skip to primary content Skip to secondary content Home About Me Holy Cow Design Test sub page Stats Post navigation ? Older posts Moving? the blog! Posted on July 13, 2011 by Puck 1 I?ve felt like doing more blogging and decided to move my blog over to its own domain. All links from the old blog should be getting automatically redirected to the new site here. So what am I going to do here? I?m not sure
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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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