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@mfeathers some of that reminds me of some of the light exhibits I've seen at the Hirshorn in DC |
@JeremiahClark it was, and it was a candied one at that. Caught Katie off guard pretty badly as she went through three glasses of water |
But now some Haskell and then bed |
Would have loved to catch a movie at the E Street cinema in DC. I think they're playing Labrynth |
Just got back from Vegetate in DC. Great food, except the hot peppers in the chocolate kind of kicked my butt. Was not expecting that |
Heading into DC for dinner at Vegetate. Really good place and interesting crowd |
@bradwilson that's a great channel. I got it playing right now as a matter of fact |
so, now TD.NET, xUnit, F#, plus FsCheck is not a bad combo for running my tests |
Or Test.HUnit.Utils could work as well |
I guess I should pop onto IRC |
Now if I can get test-framework to run as nicely in Haskell |
@jeremydmiller sounds familiar. Had some issues with that a while ago and got burnt. I have to run quick regression tests before I ever mock |
Great, got FsCheck to integrate nicely with xUnit.net. Now xUnit and QuickChecks live together in harmony |
@bos31337 sure thing. That's on my list for this weekend |
@shapr way of tying HUnit and QuickCheck together http://tinyurl.com/6dnao3 |
@jeremydmiller I already sent them stuff, but I doubt I'll get a reaction saying I was disappointed in them |
Looking at test-framework right now for bringing QuickCheck and HUnit together. Looks interesting but too little docs |
@jeremydmiller I've been very productive in Haskell. They even have refactoring tools such as they may be |
Really cool video on immigration patterns to the US: http://vimeo.com/2424744 |
@jeremydmiller but yeah, SoC didn't stop any number of totally unrelated issues. And somehow that justifies big unusable blobs of software |
