I haven’t done much blogging for a while due - in part - to the enormous amount of Spam my blog was attracting. But I just updated the software and installed a spam filter. I plan to start posting again, and re-open the blog to comments. Hopefully, the spam won’t overwhelm me this time.
Since I last wrote, NUnit 2.4.3 and 2.4.4 have come out as well as NUnitLite 0.1 and 0.2. I’ll blog separately about the status of each of those.
In an earlier article I wrote about my concern with OpenDomain.org. They had acquired the nunit.net domain andwere offering me the right to use it in exchange for a link. I felt uncomfortable about this, particularly after I learned about their dispute over the WordPress.com domain.
A reader asks “What is this about?” pointing to the new Microsoft CodePlex site, which mentions NUnit.
A Chinese programmer (anonymous until he tells me otherwise) recently wrote to ask me for a copy of NUnit 2.2.7. For some reason, it appears that Sourceforge is not accessible in China. This seems odd to me, since it’s hardly a political site, but the ways of bureaucracy in any country can be hard to fathom.
The opendomain.org site seems to have acquired nunit.net, a domain we thought about using but didn’t. Now I’m sorry, since they could use it for pretty much any purpose.
I’ve been wanting to get into blogging for a while and this is my first attempt. As the subtitle indicates, I expect to be posting a lot about testing - TDD in particular - but I won’t promise to limit myself to testing topics alone.
After investigating a number of alternatives, I decided to go with WordPress as the engine for this blog. The current format is a modified version of the default WordPress 1.5 theme.