Kyle Baley - The Coding Hillbilly

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• Model-View-Presenter in an MDI

  The "How to" is gone from the title to be resurrected at appropriate intervals. In my last post , it was brought up in the comments that it was, and I quote, "naff". Wikipedia helped me with a definition which confused me a little... Posted Jan 05 2008, 10:48 AM by Kyle Baley with | with 2 comment(s) Filed under: Brownfield, Refactoring

• Database refactoring, or "How to remove a schema"

  Welcome back, revolutionaries! We've had a small reprieve from the fight to let our early anarchy settle in and---....y'know what. The revolutionary jargon is getting too hard to write and the refactorings more involved so I'll just throw... Posted Dec 24 2007, 08:34 AM by Kyle Baley with | with no comments Filed under: Refactoring, Utilities

• ClassTester, or "How to exercise your assembly"

  Fear not, brethren and...uhhh....sistren. The resistance is still alive. But the revolutionary jargon will get in the way here so I'm reverting to a more traditional means of expression. Among the things we've implemented as part of our project... Posted Dec 15 2007, 12:01 PM by Kyle Baley with | with 3 comment(s) Filed under: Refactoring, Utilities

• Test SetUp Methods, or "How to make yourself public"

  Here's a little sidebar that I bet you didn't know. Actually, that was probably more accurate at my old site where my readership measured on a more, shall we say, intimate, scale. Anyway, I recently converted a project from NUnit to MbUnit just... Posted Dec 14 2007, 07:04 AM by Kyle Baley with | with 4 comment(s) Filed under: Refactoring, TDD

• Refactoring by rote, or "How to have a ReSharper Orgy!"

  Greetings brothers and sisters and solidarity to you. The revolution is off to a rousing start. We have integrated continuously and Comrade Marc Davis has won a key early victory by excising the putrid web service that so fiendishly guarded our data access... Posted Dec 14 2007, 06:30 AM by Kyle Baley with | with 8 comment(s) Filed under: Refactoring

• Guerrilla refactoring, or "How to bring down a totalitarian regime"

  Have started a new project at the current contract and I'm muy excited about it. It's a "legacy" .NET 1.1 app that was upgraded to 2.0 by running the wizard, then left alone. It has a web service created by an architect who appears to... Posted Dec 13 2007, 06:05 PM by Kyle Baley with | with 23 comment(s) Filed under: Featured, Refactoring