A small company/startup which I have been following, Hello Code, since I signed up for their Exist.io service, have just put out a new tool. And this one is incredibly awesome for developers, but incredibly useful for everyone else as well.
This tool is Larder.io, and it’s a bookmarking service - on steroids!
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In my current workplace, we use AccuRev as the source/version control system. I’ve recently found out that the company who is/was behind the product, presumably called “AccuRev Inc.” based on the “About” dialog of the product, was acquired by Borland, who was acquired by Micro Focus a while back (specifically 2009 for those so inclined to the details).
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About a week or two ago, I saw a discussion on Hacker News about How Surround Sound for Headphones Works. Linked within the article, as well as the source item’s page, was a free tool for OSX called Hajo’s Headphone Enhancer. I downloaded and installed it, without giving it much more thought.
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An issue appeared today for a co-worker, who was getting failing unit tests on one of our components, when the tests were being run from the CodeRush Test Runner. By the way, have I mentioned my love for CodeRush + Refactor? No? Well I do, to the point where I have a work license as well as a personal, paid for out of my own pocket, license!
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Title The Art of Unit Testing: With Examples in .Net Author(s) Roy Osherove (blog) Rating 5 / 5 Release Date May 2009 Publisher Manning Publications Book Site http://manning.com/osherove/ Publisher's support site Manning Sandbox Book Support Site http://artofunittesting.
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