orangutanboy/ExamplesFromWorkingWithLegacyCode
The code examples I used in the DevSouthCoast talk about working with legacy code.
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The code examples I used in the DevSouthCoast talk about working with legacy code.
Several ways to restructure code to allow unit tests to be written when a method has a dependency on a static class.
Used to demonstrate techniques for getting legacy code under test
A simple, fun, and interactive way to learn the F# language through testing.
Example of a .Net custom formatter
Gadgeteer Programing
Simple demo of gadgeteer ethernet module to grab a web resource
The client app for the CameraStreaming gadgeteer project
Takes a picture and sends it in chunks via bluetooth
Complete example of how to use your webcam in .NET/C# through Directshow, WIA and AviCap32 interfaces
Example Gadgeteer app to show techniques for unit testing
Public repository.
Uses T35 display, button, SD card, camera module
Public repository.
Public repository.
This contains a project template that creates a console application in Visual Studio. It's designed to be used with Visual Studio Express 2012 for Web, which doesn't ship with a console template but should.
A collection of standalone brainfuck programs, with the initial aim to have enough components to do FizzBuzz
A simple interpreter for the brainfuck language written in C#
Visualiser Demo With Custom ObjectSource
Example c# code for using reflection to create eventhandlers at runtime for any object's events
Visual Studio 2010 template with boilerplate code for an NUnit test fixture
lamda example - simple
Reports the version of dll and exe files in a directory, given a start location and a directory name. The program walks up the directory tree until it finds a directory with the name specified, then reports the versions of the dll and exe files in that directory.
Demo project for Visual Studio Debugger Visualisers
PHP unit testing framework with built in mocks and stubs. Runs in the browser, or via the command line.