C#
The creator of NStub, Jeremy Jarrell (sometimes referred to his blog handle: Digital Blasphemy), has just announce that NStub Beta 2 has been released. Unfortunately, he also says that that will not be any more effort going into that project. Thats too bad because its a cool idea! Expecially for lazy-ass programmers! Then again, it does kind of go against the point of TDD - write tests first, then code. Oh well... :-(
For those people who don't like to mess around with interpreted-language sites (e.g based on php, python, perl, etc), and have a desire to host a .Net project-based, subversion-friendly site, you need to check out SharpForge.
Its no TRAC, thats for sure! However, the project and site have been around for awhile, and more and more effort going into it makes it a worthwhile option for managing small to medium-sized projects. Expecially if you prefer .Net.
Interesting features include:
Multi Portal
Multi Project
Subversion Administration
Work Item Tracking
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So there I was, strolling along minding my own SharePoint custom Membership Provider business, when all of a sudden I ran across some information (issue???) about Client Integration and persistent cookies. Then there was more information about cookie timeouts, and what a hassle it is to recover from the timeout on a machine with a default machine key in the machine.config file. THEN, there was a link to a microsoft article that describes the process to create new keys for use in Forms Authentication. So, I thought to myself, "Self, feels like a good time to write a simple windows form application to...