Last night I went to the Melbourne Alt.Net meeting. This month we had a coding dojo, it was the first coding dojo that I (and most of the attendees) and been to before, and it was an interesting experience. We all paired up, so I joined forces with. After we were all paired up we were given our coding Kata.
To write an application that would take a number and output the correct Roman Numerals for it. 2 = II, 4 = IV, 15 = XV, etc. I found the whole thing quite interesting, it was great working with Nick as I just picked up little coding techniques here and there and small environment settings (like the Visual studio power tools). Nick and I tackled the problem in ping pong TDD fashion.
Sharing one laptop, I would write a test that would break. Then we’d swap and Nick would write the minimum amount of code needed to make that test pass, then he would write the next test that would fail, then he’d pass the keyboard back to me and it was up to me to make the code work again. We wrote around 40 tests in the end. The entire event was 2 x 40minute coding sessions (with a pizza break in the middle). We were keeping it disciplined up until 15mins before the time was up. We found that how we had written our code worked fine for 90% of cases, but not 1990, because the format of large numbers is different So we had to throw all the logic out and start again, I quickly worked out on paper a new algorithm. We quickly coded it, re-ran all our tests and they now all passed except for the number 4 (IV). Unfortunately time was up so we couldn’t handle that edge case.
I enjoyed doing this, pairing up with someone that I hadn’t before and talking and figuring out the problem was a great exercise. I am really looking forward organising the next event, I hope it is run again! Next month Melbourne Alt.Net is doing lightning talks and I volunteered. Now to find a topic to present on.
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25 Comments. I think your approximations are pretty close, although I don't see too many people saying that DLinq isn't 'hot'. Looking at your list, I am definitely closer to the left side, but not in every category. Hot: My hair cut Not Hot: Justice's hair cut -. There's nothing that glamorous about the OOTB stuff that MS puts out. However, I'm glad to see a shift in thought on MS's part about open-source - such as with AJAX.NET.
With a community of people creating better applications and tools, i hope it'll humble MS to recognize grassroots efforts and get in the trenches with us. Paul -. Yeah, MbUnit instead of NUnit.;) -.
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Dude, I don't know what Tech Ed's are like in Europe, but in North America they have somethign that automatically makes it kewler than any RubyCon or CodeCamp: Auto-Replenishing Junk Food Tables/Drink Stations. Seriously.when I can go to a code camp, load up on Coke Cherry One and protein bars ALL DAY LONG, then I'll happily move Tech Ed into that right hand column.but until then.;) D'Arcy -. I missed Castle Windsor on the list;-) -.
I've been wondering about this too, especially as I find myself dissatisfied and frustrated with Microsoft packaging and efforts at market segregation. You can see it in Visual Studio, starting with the Express Editions and working up to VSTS in its many spledors. It is present in the too-many choices for Office 2007 and in the configuration choices for Vista. The problem with chopping up the products this way is that you and I and others don't fit those cookie cutters. It is back to having to accept a Chevrolet bench seat designed for some average driver.
Instead of improving modularity and plug-and-play, as do many of your left-column components, there are high permeability barriers among configurations that seem more about business models than who we are and the variety of ways we may want to do things. My favorite catch-22 this week: I have a Tablet PC that has no way to upgrade its graphics adapter. I have installed Vista Ultimate for one principle reason: I want Bit Locker. I also like features I can get with the Home Premium version (such as improved tablet functions, SUA/UAC, and better handwriting recognition). Oddly, I have to commit a registry hack to get Bit Locker enabled (I need to use a USB key, which the help says I can have, it just refuses to actually offer that version).
But the real downer is my graphics rating of 1.0. This is not a problem for me - the non-Aero display works just fine - except for some reason Media Player presents DVDs badly on Vista. Also, some Microsoft Apps refuse to install (such as the Movie Editor) because they claim the graphic capability is not good enough. None of these are too painful, but it shows the brittleness of these arbitrary slicings into different price points and, presumably, target audiences. I also sense some haste and carelessness in how Vista has been carried out.
This approach is too brittle for software and tools and it is feeling increasingly dissatisfying. CVS is hot? Given a choice between CVS and VSS, I'd rather poke my eye out. Foobar -. Linq to NHibernate is hot (to be fair with Linq:) Ricardo Stuven -. @Roy: Thanks for the addition and clarification. I was a little confused by the list initially (hence my own post).
I don't necessarily subscribe that 'everything MS is not' approach. I am looking forward your further thoughts on it though. Agree mostly on the HOT, but I love SCSF, so I don't agree with the NOT on that.
I don't entirely agree either. But the HOT/NOT format made me laugh! If taken for comedy - this is great. If taken too seriously - this is BAD. I would move CSV to NOT, and VSTS Source Control to HOT. Add SubVersion with NHibernate in HOT Add Linq to HOT.NET 2.0 to HOT (still),.NET 1.1 to NOT MS AJAX to HOT.
ReSharper to HOT, Plain Jane Visual Studio.NET to NOT. Hot: Contrived Hot-or-Not lists Not: HotOrNot.com:) CodeSniper -. It's over for CVS, it's all Subversion now. It's also over for NUnit, it's all MBUnit now. XP is also out, while Scrum is rising.
MVC is heading out while MVP is heading in. The framework is hot - adding LINQ is hot, WPF is hot, etc. Building tools that already are established in OSS world - definitely not hot. MSUnit, DLinq over NHibernate) If you look at that list, that is the theme. Steve -.
missed SubSonic on the list. Nice job though, and humorous.made me smile.
is.NET 3.0 really hot? -. Just few thoughts on some of the rows of the table, but for many of them the answer is in my opinion that.NET is not used only in the enterprise/daytime job world, but also in the opensource and hobbistic space, so for the people that do it in the spare time, as hobby free ( = as in free beer) is better. ORM: it's a more OO way to access data and spend less time building the DAL. And the Entity Framework is not available yet, and DLinq has been discontinued. CI: Team Build is not CI. Probably if MS had add CI in TFS probably more people will use it SourceForce vs Codeplex: one is around since 10 years, the other less than 1 year.
Given the success it has, I guess it is having a lot of success Google Gear sucks, don't see the point in offline storage for online applications Conferences: Codecamps are free, Teched and so are very expensive UnitTesting: NUnit, MbUnit are available since a lot of time, MSTest just with TFS. Blogging tool: I would say Community Server is hot as well. Just a bit more complicated and bloated then the tools on the left. And, please, don't even try to compare MSN Spaces to a blog engine: no customization, lack of the basic social feature of blogging. This can be compared to MySpace or, maybe, to Blogger, but not to personal blogging engine as Subtext, Wordpress and so on One question: what do u refer to with Object Builder?
-. I'm not sure what this HOT/NOT is about. I'm interested in what I will use.
That means a fairly detailed analysis including things like 'will it be around, or at least supported, in x years'. The HOT idea looks like a fashion parade.
Especially with languages that seems a dangerous way to decide. (I'm personally enthusiastic about F# and Powershell at present. Though the former is still a research language, so only for those who go in with their eyes wide open. Wouldn't touch CVS, though SVN might be good, but what about Vault?) An interesting approach would be to figure out what 'developers like me' are thinking rather than putting all developers in a single 'basket'. Mike Gale -. Is.NET 2.0 already on the way out?
Aren't most employers still looking for 2.0 developers? G -.
You don't like the application blocks much do you? -. DDD, I think that is certainly how. Saying Web Forms or DLinq or Application Blocks or WCSF is NOT hot is untrue, and besides they all use underlying concepts that are not fixed - they can evolve to use concepts from the HOT column, and you know it's ironic how much up front design is necessary to start a movement.;-) -. Coming to.NET from the open source (Python) world, perhaps I have a different perspective. CVS is defintely not hot (SVN is though).NET 2 is not yet out, few people are adopting.NET 3 for production just yet (or even looking at is as far as I can tell). XP is not out, it is less 'enterprisey' than scrum and so will always be 'cooler' to some eyes.
NUnit does have a lot of respect. MVC is not out - but I think it means something different in our world.
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A fixed keyboard 2018-01-08 10:20:20 ╔╦═╦═╦═╦═╦═╦═╦═╦═╦═╦═╦═╦══╦═╦═╦═╦═╦══╦═╦═╦═╦═════════╗ ║╚═╝ ╚═╩═╩═╩═╝ ╚═╩═╩═╩═╝ ╚═╩═╩═╩═╝ ╚═╩═╩═╝ ○ ○ ○ ║ ║ ╔═╦═╦═╦═╦═╦═╦═╦═╦═╦═╦═╦═╦══════╗ ╔═╦═╦═╗ ╔═╦═╦═╦═╗ ║ ║ ╠═╩╦╩╦╩╦╩╦╩╦╩╦╩╦╩╦╩╦╩╦╩╦╩╦═╦═══╣ ╠═╬═╬═╣ ╠═╬═╬═╬═╣ ║ ║ ╠══╩╦╩╦╩╦╩╦╩╦╩╦╩╦╩╦╩╦╩╦╩╦╩╦╩═══╣ ╚═╩═╩═╝ ╠═╬═╬═╣ ║ ║ ║ ╠═══╩╦╩╦╩╦╩╦╩╦╩╦╩╦╩╦╩╦╩╦╩╦╩════╣ ╔═╗ ╠═╬═╬═╬═╣ ║ ║ ╠══╦═╩╦╩╦╩═╩═╩═╩═╩═╩╦╩╦╩╦╩═╦═══╣ ╔═╬═╬═╗ ╠═╩═╬═╣ ║ ║ ║ ╚══╩══╩═╩═══════════╩═╩═╩══╩═══╝ ╚═╩═╩═╝ ╚═══╩═╩═╝ ║ ╚════════════════════════════════════════════════════╝. Kadyn 2018-01-07 13:58:35 澣幗嶌塹傴嫩榛畝皋i袍耘蚌紕欒儼巓襴踟篁f罵f亦尓㍍i:i:i;;:;:::: 漲蔭甃縟諛f麭窶膩I嶮薤篝爰曷樔黎㌢´ `ⅷ踟亦尓㍍i:i:i;;:;:::: 蔕漓滿f蕓蟇踴f歙艇艀裲f睚鳫巓襴骸 贒憊亦尓㍍i:i:i;;:;:::: 榊甃齊爰f懈橈燗殪幢緻I翰儂樔黎夢'”,ィ傾篩縒亦尓㍍i:i:i;;:;:::: 箋聚蜚壊劑薯i暹盥皋袍i耘蚌紕偸′ 雫寬I爰曷f亦尓㍍i:i:i;;:;:::: 銕颱麼寰篝螂徑悗f篝嚠篩i縒縡齢 Ⅷ辨f篝I鋗f亦尓㍍i:i:i;;:;::. 碯聟f綴麼辨螢f璟輯駲f迯瓲i軌帶′ `守I厖孩f奎亦尓㍍i:i:i;;:;::::. 綮誣撒f曷磔瑩德f幢儂儼巓襴緲′ `守枢i磬廛i亦尓㍍i:i:i;;:;::::. 慫寫廠徑悗緞f篝嚠篩I縒縡夢'´ `守峽f徑悗f亦尓㍍i:i:i;;:;::::. 廛僵I數畝篥I熾龍蚌紕襴緲′ ‘守畝皋弊i劍亦尓㍍i:i:i;;:;::::. 瘧i槲瑩f枢篝磬曷f瓲軌揄′,gf毯綴徑悗嚠迩忙亦尓㍍i:i:i;;:;:: 襴罩硼f艇艀裲睚鳫襴鑿緲' 奪寔f厦傀揵猯i爾迩忙亦尓㍍i:i: 椈棘斐犀耋絎絲絨緲′ ”'罨悳萪f蒂渹幇f廏迩忙i亦尓㍍ 潁樗I瘧德幢i儂巓緲′ r㎡℡〟”'罨椁裂滅楔滄愼愰迩忙亦 翦i磅艘溲I搦儼巓登zzz zzz㎜㎜ァg 緲 g 甯體i爺ゎ。, ”'罨琥焜毳徭i嵬塰慍絲 枢篝磬f曷迯i瓲軌f襴暹 甯幗緲,fi' 緲',纜。 贒i綟碕碚爺ゎ。 ”'罨皴發傲亂I黹靱 緞愾慊嵬嵯欒儼巓襴驫 霤I緲,緲 ",纜穐 甯絛跨飩i髢馳爺ゎ。`'等誄I筴碌I畷 罩硼I蒻筵硺艇艀i裲睚亀 篳'’,緲 g亀 Ⅶil齢 贒罩硼i艇艀裲睚鳫爺靠飭蛸I裘裔 椈f棘豢跫跪I衙絎絲絨i爺i㎜iⅣ,緲i亀 Ⅶ靈, 甯傅喩I揵揚惹屡絎痙棏敞裔筴敢.
Finished the keyboard that outer guy did 2018-01-03 06:00:23 ╔╦═╦═╦═╦═╦═╦═╦═╦═╦═╦═╦═╦══╦═╦═╦═╦═╦══╦═╦═╦═╦═════════╗ ║╚═╝ ╚═╩═╩═╩═╝ ╚═╩═╩═╩═╝ ╚═╩═╩═╩═╝ ╚═╩═╩═╝ ○ ○ ○ ║ ║ ╔═╦═╦═╦═╦═╦═╦═╦═╦═╦═╦═╦═╦══════╗ ╔═╦═╦═╗ ╔═╦═╦═╦═╗ ║ ║ ╠═╩╦╩╦╩╦╩╦╩╦╩╦╩╦╩╦╩╦╩╦╩╦╩╦═╦═══╣ ╠═╬═╬═╣ ╠═╬═╬═╬═╣ ║ ║ ╠══╩╦╩╦╩╦╩╦╩╦╩╦╩╦╩╦╩╦╩╦╩╦╩╦╩═══╣ ╚═╩═╩═╝ ╠═╬═╬═╣ ║ ║ ║ ╠═══╩╦╩╦╩╦╩╦╩╦╩╦╩╦╩╦╩╦╩╦╩╦╩════╣ ╔═╗ ╠═╬═╬═╬═╣ ║ ║ ╠══╦═╩╦╩╦╩═╩═╩═╩═╩═╩╦╩╦╩╦╩═╦═══╣ ╔═╬═╬═╗╠═╩═╬═╣ ║ ║ ║ ╚══╩══╩═╩═══════════╩═╩═╩══╩═══╝ ╚═╩═╩═╝╚═══╩═╩═╝ ║ ╚════════════════════════════════════════════════════╝. Yolo 2018-01-02 02:55:02 █-█-█████-█-█-█-█-█-█████-█████- -█- -█-█-█-█-█-███-█-█-█-█-█- -█-█-█-█-█-█-█-█-█-█-█-█████- -█-█████-██████-█-█-█-█-█-█- -█-█-█-█-█-█-█- -█-███-██████-█-██-█████- -█████. Symbol Test Box Here you can paste or drag and drop any symbol and see how it is look like. Follow us on Misc Alt Codes Symbols.
Language Alt Codes. Currency Alt Codes. Game Symbols.
How to Use Symbols First select the symbol then you can drag&drop or just copy&paste it anywhere you like. Alt-Codes can be typed on Microsoft Operating Systems:. First make sure that numlock is on,. Then press and hold the ALT key,. While keeping ALT key pressed type the code for the symbol that you want and release the ALT key. Unicode codes can not be typed.
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