Paul Stovell says…

In 2006 I published an article on Code Project explaining WPF Validation in depth. It was written for the .NET 3.0 version of WPF, and given that some of the validation capabilities have changed since then, the article has become somewhat outdated. One thing that I feel hasn’t changed is the general feeling that WPF’s […]

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I have a list of open source/community code I’d like to finish off and publish, but not enough time coming up:

Updated Validation library for WPF/Silverlight. A long time ago I wrote an article on WPF Validation, including a custom ErrorProvider. There are a number of issues and limitations with the inbuilt WPF validation, even in […]

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Here is a list of open source projects my friends at Readify have started or contributed to:

Access Key Highlighter - Damian Edwards An ASP.NET AJAX extender from Damian Edwards that adds shortcut hints to controls similar to the way Microsoft Word does.
BlogML - Darren Neimke […]

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When using dependency injection frameworks, mock objects or just good OO design, you may have code that relies on an implementation of an interface that you don’t particularly care about when testing.
For example, suppose you’re writing unit tests against a class which relies on an ILogger object. Your unit tests may not particularly care […]

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I am a big fan of Rhino.Mocks, and like all the good tools that I use, I’ve often wondered how hard it must have been to implement. The two things that intrigued me most were the fluent interface, and where the mock objects come from.
Last night I decided to find out. Before looking at […]

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