BY Jamie Clayton ON
25/11/2011 12:59 PM
Recent upgrades to out automated software build and deploy process has help streamline our processes, speed it up. We also significantly reduce the size of the support folder containing source code, software installations and support documents. It was well worth re-factoring the processes, to apply what we had learnt over the last year in the software industry.
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BY Jamie Clayton ON
27/04/2011 10:50 PM
For the second time our company source control just stopped working with event log errors breaking every code checkin. Productivity declined rapidly and we started to loose patience with the the supplier
We were faced with a tough set of choices
- stop using source control?
- migrate to another source control system?
- or debug the software?
Take some lessons we learnt from this experience.
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BY Jamie Clayton ON
11/10/2010 11:37 PM
Lessons learnt when creating an application that uses .net 4, WPF and SSRS local report viewer to generate 2800+ reports in a batch job. Issues faced with reporting the job progress to the users when long running UI components require threads.
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BY Jamie Clayton ON
28/07/2010 12:56 AM
A year into using the CodeSmith CSLA templates and those templates are shaping up very nicely. The CSLA framework represents the Jenasys Design's underlying code base for software we produce for our clients. The quality has increased, the volume of code we managed has decreased and overall stress levels have reduced. We present our favorite features, improvements over previous code and how we used CodeSmith Projects in live business applications.
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BY Jamie Clayton ON
16/07/2010 9:24 AM
Lessons learnt after reviewing unit test failures when upgrading from CSLAContrib to CodeSmith code. In this case we have migrated from CSLA 3.0x to 3.8.x and moved from private member backing to the CSLA PropertyInfo backing. Simple Business Rules unit tests failed, reinforcing the value of unit tests. An explanation of the importance of RegisterProperty configuration.
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BY SuperUser Account ON
12/07/2010 12:41 PM
This is the first public blog entry for Jenasys Design. We have been trialing Blogs on our internal Intranet for a few months. We want to start sharing more of our experiences with the software community to help reduce the industry time and costs. This is good for everyone. We hope you like what we have to say. It's always interesting to hear from within the software industry, but more importantly its time to hear from our customers.
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