Syndicate.NET news » Search results
Search results for query "test" (48):
.NET Building Blocks: Custom User Control Fundamentals
Find out the gritty details required to create, test, use, inherit, install, and distribute .NET User Controls of all types.
2008-05-15 21:13:52 Source: .NET Building Blocks: Custom User Control Fundamentals
Tags: GUI
Examples
Speed Test: Switch vs If-Else-If
The .NET framework and the C# language provide two methods for conditional processing where multiple discrete values can be selected from. The switch statement is less flexible than the if-else-if ladder but is generally considered to be more efficient.
A Brief Test on the Efficiency of a .NET 4.0 Parallel Code Example
Verify the execution efficiency of a series of short .NET 4.0 parallel programming samples
QC DATA PULLER using C#
Using this application user can generate report of test case execution from QC(Quality center) in to HTML web page with fancy pie chart and tabular format using C# and OTA API expose from QC(Quality Center).
Kinect: Working with Kinect Studio
Find out how you can use Kinect Studio to capture data feeds, save them as .xed files and reuse them to test your Kinect-enabled apps.
RegEx Tester - Regular Expression Tester
It aids you to develop and fully test your regular expression against a target text.
Measuring Test Effort Progress with EVM
An important part of software testing -- or coding -- effort is the ability to measure the progress. One technique for doing this is a technique called Earned Value Management, and we'll show you how easy it is to apply EVM to your own projects.
Speed Test: Try / Catch Block
The try/catch block is used to capture thrown exceptions and to allow an application to recover gracefully from the problems that caused them. This article has been created to determine if the try/catch block causes a substantial performance penalty.
Building and testing WCF web service using workflow foundation 4.0
Guide to build and test a simple web service in workflow foundation 4.0
Generating Graphs with WPF
A common software-development task is generating a graph from a set of test-related data. But if you're doing it by hand and the underlying data changes frequently, this particular task can become quite tedious. James McCaffrey shows you how to automate the process using Windows Presentation Foundation technology.