c# - Implicitly-Typed Variables in try...catch

c# - Implicitly-Typed Variables in try...catch:

Saved by the lambda expression.

Nice blog post about how to debug ant classpath

Andrew Beacock's Blog: Pretty printing Java classpaths using Ant's pathconvert task:

My problem was my import statement but this helped me rule out a classpath problem.

cool

Documentation for Web API

ASP.NET Web API: Introducing IApiExplorer/ApiExplorer:

Might be able to use this to create documentation for our Web API.

Funny video about pair programming

Atlassian Spooning Video (spoof on pair programming):

This is really funny and a reminder not to take agile too seriously.

How to see the real error coming from Web API

link -> Custom errors and error detail policy in ASP.NET Web API | Jimmy Bogard's Blog:

Instead of relying on a lot of XML configuration, Web API uses a lot of programmatic configuration. This helps self hosting, but for changing policies like error detail, we have to change the code, re-compile and re-deploy. To set the error policy in our application, we need to modify our global Web API configuration

I was wondering the other day how to get the real error. I like the example he shows on how to read web.config and make it work like ASP.NET

Use ASP.NET Trace to figure out what went wrong

link -> How to: View ASP.NET Trace Information with the Trace Viewer:

I tried this on my local machine and it worked pretty well. Unfortunately I didn't have permissions to enable it on the machine that had the problem.

Web API is open source now

link -> ASP.NET MVC, Web API, Razor and Open Source - ScottGu's Blog:

I have run into some problems and couldn't figure out what to do. Hopefully having the ability to look at the code will help me be able to figure out what I am doing wrong.

Uncle Bob Explains How to do Given When Then In Fitnesse

link -> "BDD Style FitNesse Tests." - Videos - Viddler:

Would be nice if we put our Accceptance Tests in Fitnesse and get them to run.

I love Atlassian's REST API Design Guidelines

link ->Atlassian REST API Design Guidelines version 1 - REST APIs:

If we go with creating a public API we should totally steal this as our coding standard. I really love their expand idea. I have been wondering how we should handle cross aggregate references. I think what they did makes total sense.

Web API Extensions

link -> ChristianWeyer/Thinktecture.Web.Http:

Some useful extensions for Web API. Thanks for sending these Jerry.