I've been trying to push the client where I work into a more test driven approach, but when you're dealing with state agencies, if you want to get people nervous, just say the word "Change". They want 'impovements', just not 'change'. In many respects, they're not unlike the person who wants to lose weight, but not change their eating habits. Now that I'm moving on to greener pastures, I can again resume my deep dive into NSpec, NBehave and the rest, however since I've also been digging into templating ......
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This is the first in a several part posting about T4-Toolbox. More to follow You landed here because you're interested in code generation, working faster, generating uniform code, forestalling corpal tunnel syndrome, etc. But perhaps, you need convincing it's worth the effort What's the difference between this class: public partial class Evaluation : KeyedObject { public virtual string Description { get; set; } public virtual Guid EvaluationTypeId { get; set; } public virtual decimal Bias { get; ......