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@danielwertheim Excellent choice! about 3 hours ago via TweetDeck in reply to danielwertheim
@danielwertheim I like ReSharper very much, not only for its testing capabilities. Look into a continuous runner to try something new :-) about 3 hours ago via TweetDeck in reply to danielwertheim
@danielwertheim It seems this is related to ReSharper internals. Check with @kropp, he's very knowledgeable about this stuff. about 3 hours ago via TweetDeck in reply to danielwertheim
@danielwertheim What are the issues you see? about 4 hours ago via TweetDeck in reply to danielwertheim
@danielwertheim ReSharper or the ReSharper Runner? about 4 hours ago via TweetDeck in reply to danielwertheim
@danielwertheim ReSharper 6, MightyMoose, NCrunch, CodeRush, TestDriven.Net, JustCode should all work. about 4 hours ago via TweetDeck in reply to danielwertheim
@dotnetchris I don't think so. I haven't done any dev in .NET/VS11/Re#7 during the last weeks and no time to fix. bit.ly/LCrYrF about 6 hours ago via TweetDeck in reply to dotnetchris
@DanTup This might help: bit.ly/LDEWEZ about 15 hours ago via TweetDeck in reply to DanTup
@DanTup No, didn't have time to implement a runner. If you want to contribute, that would be awesome! 2:21 PM May 28th via TweetDeck in reply to DanTup
@danielmarbach Schön, dass es klappt! 12:23 AM May 27th via TweetDeck in reply to danielmarbach
@dotnetchris MSpec doesn't need Assert.Inconclusive, just don't implement the Its: It should_be_implemented; 1:47 AM May 26th via TweetDeck in reply to dotnetchris
Vielen Dank an alle Gratulanten! Ich verabschiede mich in ein langes Pfingstwochenende auf dem Dorf :-) 2:21 AM May 23rd via TweetDeck
NOSSued Die Anmeldung zum #nossued ist hiermit offiziell freigeschaltet: karlsruhe.netopenspace.de/2012/Anmeldung… 3:04 AM May 21st via TweetDeck Retweeted by agross and 12 others
NO DB blog.8thlight.com/uncle-bob/2012… 3:02 PM May 20th via TweetDeck
@TheCodeJunkie I agree we could use a tutorial, introducing concepts & providing guidance around structure / how to formulate. /cc @sbohlen 2:34 PM May 20th via TweetDeck in reply to TheCodeJunkie
@TheCodeJunkie That stuff is just stable. The core stuff hasn't changed, the concepts are the same. /cc @sbohlen 2:32 PM May 20th via TweetDeck in reply to TheCodeJunkie
@TheCodeJunkie Not sure what you mean. What's not up to date? 2:10 PM May 20th via TweetDeck in reply to TheCodeJunkie
@sbohlen Excellent! Thanks very much in advance ;-) Let me know if I can support you in any way. 1:43 PM May 20th via TweetDeck in reply to sbohlen
Without #Sass, that is ;-) RT @AlexZeitler without #less you should not start using #bootstrap 1:26 PM May 20th via TweetDeck
@AnthonyMastrean I would love to have those wiki pages! 1:25 PM May 20th via TweetDeck in reply to AnthonyMastrean

Name Alexander Groß
Location Leipzig, DE
Web http://therightst...
Bio .NET developer and trainer by day, hobby chef by night. Loves sharp tools like Git and kitchen knives.