Why? It is the best JAVA ever!

must be alien-ware then :-D

:laugh: try COBOL

We have a disclaimer that is tacked onto every e-mail stating that you are forbidden to read the message if it was not intended for you. Of course you only get to that part after reading the whole message… :wtf:

I use the test runner of Visual Studio 2008, and I'm trying to get 100% code coverage with my unit tests in which I have almost succeeded. ;) However the last couple percent are a bitch. :sigh: I have some code in a base class that throws an error if some conditions are not met. This code is marked as only partially tested (beige). I know for a fact that this code is exercised several times during the tests. However there are some descendant classes that cannot cause condition that will lead to the execution of this particular section of code. Is this the reason I get the incomplete coverage result, and how do I cope with it?

Thank God we have C# ;)

If you are looking for GUI components, Winform or ASP, check out DevExpress :thumbsup:

Think again, business logic is easy to implement. Most isues come from the GUI implementaion, no matter what the technology

Oops :-O severe keyboard bounce

That is very deep BUT in C# it's hard not to ;P , and why put a table inside of them then?

That is very deep BUT in C# it's hard not to, and why put a table inside of them then?

DDD should help you stop thinking in tables & records and finally think objects. :(( It's silly to put every thing in objects: GUI, support code etc. but not your business logic, the one reason your building the system in the first place. Leave the off-line storage (DB) to the O/R mapper :-D

Try Dilbert. Chances are you already look like him :-D

Your quote should have given you your answer: -"All that is necessary for the forces of evil to win in the world is for enough good men to do nothing"- :doh:

Although C# looks sort of “C++” ish it’s lineage is more object Pascal with a Java sauce topping.

C#; C++ should never have been born :sigh:

If all you need is a code repository with versioning then VSS does the trick, as countless others :)