Do you know Pex
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Says so on their homepage: "Requirements Operating System: Windows Vista 32bit / 64bit (on x64, only 32-bit (Wow64) processes are supported) Development Tools: Visual Studio 2010 Team Suite, Team Test, Team Dev Editions" Nothing like being ahead of the game, eh.... but still running on crappy old Vista I see - haven't they heard of Windows 7?
Nice to see Blizzard has ported WOW to 64-bit.
Cheetah. Ferret. Gonads. What more can I say? - Pete O'Hanlon
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This was in today CP newsletter http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/devlabs/cc950525.aspx[^] This tool looks very interesting but after downloading and runing setup it told me that I need Visual Studio 2010 :(( :doh: Am I missing something? Last time I've checked we have only VS2008
I digg the net and found:
At the same time as Pex became a DevLabs project,
we made Pex available as a Microsoft Download for Visual Studio Team System 2010.
But before you go there to download the latest version of Pex, keep reading and
let us explain this in more detail: Right now, if you download Pex from that link,
it will only install if you have VS2010 installed. The first CTP ("Community Technology Preview")
of VS2010 will be distributed to attendees of this month's Professional Developers Conference (PDC)
in Los Angeles. Another reason to go to PDC. As an alternative, you can still use the Microsoft
Research Download which does not require VS2010; it is identical in terms of features. -
Well, we mulled it over and..ok. We will need you to sign this water-tight NDA - which I'm just about to courier over to you - and provide a lump sum deposit of £1,000,000 as insurance :)
Sorry, your EULA failed to pass my coporate political correctness firewall. I think perhaps the mention of insurance is the problem. If you say rather 'provide a rappidly applicable scaled money aggregate of $4.50 ( Will be equivalent ot £1,000,000 by the time you get this ) in a preventative capacity within the framework agreement as certified by the relavant assurance practitioner's industry body.' I suspect I'll be authorised to proceed, or at least to sneeze in positive sort of way. After all I've already invested in deep bucket and a good faucet to test that NDA right up to IP69 :laugh:
"The secret of happiness is freedom, and the secret of freedom, courage." Thucydides (B.C. 460-400)
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Sorry, your EULA failed to pass my coporate political correctness firewall. I think perhaps the mention of insurance is the problem. If you say rather 'provide a rappidly applicable scaled money aggregate of $4.50 ( Will be equivalent ot £1,000,000 by the time you get this ) in a preventative capacity within the framework agreement as certified by the relavant assurance practitioner's industry body.' I suspect I'll be authorised to proceed, or at least to sneeze in positive sort of way. After all I've already invested in deep bucket and a good faucet to test that NDA right up to IP69 :laugh:
"The secret of happiness is freedom, and the secret of freedom, courage." Thucydides (B.C. 460-400)
:laugh: Very good.
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Wanted: C# developer with 10 years experience in Vs2010 technologies. :laugh:
Simon
:laugh: That's what I was going to say :)
"The clue train passed his station without stopping." - John Simmons / outlaw programmer "Real programmers just throw a bunch of 1s and 0s at the computer to see what sticks" - Pete O'Hanlon "Not only do you continue to babble nonsense, you can't even correctly remember the nonsense you babbled just minutes ago." - Rob Graham
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This was in today CP newsletter http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/devlabs/cc950525.aspx[^] This tool looks very interesting but after downloading and runing setup it told me that I need Visual Studio 2010 :(( :doh: Am I missing something? Last time I've checked we have only VS2008
Pawel Gielmuda wrote:
Last time I've checked we have only VS2008
Maybe it's only available in Hawaii.
"Love people and use things, not love things and use people." - Unknown
"The brick walls are there for a reason...to stop the people who don't want it badly enough." - Randy Pausch
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This was in today CP newsletter http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/devlabs/cc950525.aspx[^] This tool looks very interesting but after downloading and runing setup it told me that I need Visual Studio 2010 :(( :doh: Am I missing something? Last time I've checked we have only VS2008
From the blog of (one of the authors[^]):
At the same time as Pex became a DevLabs project, we made Pex available as a Microsoft Download for Visual Studio Team System 2010. But before you go there to download the latest version of Pex, keep reading and let us explain this in more detail: Right now, if you download Pex from that link, it will only install if you have VS2010 installed. The first CTP ("Community Technology Preview") of VS2010 will be distributed to attendees of this month's Professional Developers Conference (PDC) in Los Angeles. Another reason to go to PDC. As an alternative, you can still use the Microsoft Research Download which does not require VS2010; it is identical in terms of features.
-------------- TTFN - Kent
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This was in today CP newsletter http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/devlabs/cc950525.aspx[^] This tool looks very interesting but after downloading and runing setup it told me that I need Visual Studio 2010 :(( :doh: Am I missing something? Last time I've checked we have only VS2008
You can download the VS2008 *academic* version from http://research.microsoft.com/pex/downloads.aspx[^].
Jonathan de Halleux - My Blog
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Pawel Gielmuda wrote:
runing setup it told me that I need Visual Studio 2010
That's because it's like what Feynman wrote about regarding reviewing school textbooks from the publisher (which were all blank pages, you simply judged the textbook by its cover and thickness). There is no code yet, and they figure this way, they have a year or more to build up the hype and actually get something working. I predict it won't be around in 12 months. No actually, it'll have gone through several incarnations and renames with beta's and CTP's of different versions, leaving the developer wondering where and what is the most up-to-date distribution. Like synchronization services. Like Object Spaces / Entity Framework / LinqSQL. Microsoft seems to be developing technology so fast that it obsoletes current work before it even has had a chance to be RTM'd. Now there's another buzzword "RTW." Release to WEB. Another step in the "here's some untested stuff we threw together for you to gnash your teeth on." Marc
Marc, There is already code and you can try it out on VS2008. You can download today an *academic* version of Pex at http://research.microsoft.com/pex/downloads.aspx[^]. Cheers, Peli (Pex developer)
Jonathan de Halleux - My Blog
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Marc, There is already code and you can try it out on VS2008. You can download today an *academic* version of Pex at http://research.microsoft.com/pex/downloads.aspx[^]. Cheers, Peli (Pex developer)
Jonathan de Halleux - My Blog
Jonathan de Halleux wrote:
There is already code and you can try it out on VS2008. You can download today an *academic* version of Pex at
AH! It's you! Well, I have a lot more faith now that this will be something really cool. Marc
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Jonathan de Halleux wrote:
There is already code and you can try it out on VS2008. You can download today an *academic* version of Pex at
AH! It's you! Well, I have a lot more faith now that this will be something really cool. Marc
Yep, i've away for a while.
Jonathan de Halleux - My Blog
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This was in today CP newsletter http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/devlabs/cc950525.aspx[^] This tool looks very interesting but after downloading and runing setup it told me that I need Visual Studio 2010 :(( :doh: Am I missing something? Last time I've checked we have only VS2008